The Temple Dancer
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Maya had taken up her usual position, her palm-leaf book on her lap; Slipper snored curled up nearby, a ball rolling in the cushions. Lucinda watched the house of the Analas disappear behind the trees that lined the road. Soon there was nothing to see, only trees and more trees, and Lucinda shut the curtains and made herself as comfortable as she could.There was nothing to do except to sit. Lucinda wished that she had brought some needlework, something. She glanced at Maya, and wondered whether ...she should bring up the subject of arsenico, but the bayadere seemed so totally absorbed in reading that Lucinda held her tongue.Someone had placed a bowl of fruits in a corner of the howdah, but they were unfamiliar. Lucinda finally chose one that looked something like a custard apple, but when she cracked the papery skin with her thumb, the insides were brown and she put it back without tasting it. She glanced around, and found Maya looking at her."Must you stare?" Lucinda said.
"I have been thinking," Maya said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maya had taken up her usual position, her palm-leaf book on her lap; Slipper snored curled up nearby, a ball rolling in the cushions. Lucinda watched the house of the Analas disappear behind the trees that lined the road. Soon there was nothing to see, only trees and more trees, and Lucinda shut the curtains and made herself as comfortable as she could.There was nothing to do except to sit. Lucinda wished that she had brought some needlework, something. She glanced at Maya, and wondered whether ...she should bring up the subject of arsenico, but the bayadere seemed so totally absorbed in reading that Lucinda held her tongue.Someone had placed a bowl of fruits in a corner of the howdah, but they were unfamiliar. Lucinda finally chose one that looked something like a custard apple, but when she cracked the papery skin with her thumb, the insides were brown and she put it back without tasting it. She glanced around, and found Maya looking at her."Must you stare?" Lucinda said.
"I have been thinking," Maya said.
What to read after The Temple Dancer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Speed, John, 1703-1781 to read onlineMoreLess
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