The Vizier of the Two-Horned Alexander
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Crowder, "but I suppose thee had to. " "You are right there, " said her husband; "and my answer pleased theempress. 'That is what I like, ' she said. 'The monarch should settle allthese matters. I hope some day to settle them in this country. ' Then, without any hesitation or preface, she announced her intention of marryingme. 'I greatly need, ' she said, 'a learned man for an imperial consort. My present husband knows nothing. I never trust him with any affairs ofstate. But I have never asked ...you anything to which you did not give mea satisfactory answer. ' Now, my dear, " said Mr. Crowder, "you see thereward of vanity. If I had pretended to be a fool instead of aspiring tobe a philosopher and an historian, I should never have attracted theinterest of the queen. " "And did thee marry her?" asked his wife. "I do so pity poor Rina!" "I'll tell you how it turned out, " he continued. "After pressing me agood deal, the empress said: 'I had intended to marry you in a few days, or as soon as the preparations could be made; but I have now postponedthat ceremony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crowder, "but I suppose thee had to. " "You are right there, " said her husband; "and my answer pleased theempress. 'That is what I like, ' she said. 'The monarch should settle allthese matters. I hope some day to settle them in this country. ' Then, without any hesitation or preface, she announced her intention of marryingme. 'I greatly need, ' she said, 'a learned man for an imperial consort. My present husband knows nothing. I never trust him with any affairs ofstate. But I have never asked ...you anything to which you did not give mea satisfactory answer. ' Now, my dear, " said Mr. Crowder, "you see thereward of vanity. If I had pretended to be a fool instead of aspiring tobe a philosopher and an historian, I should never have attracted theinterest of the queen. " "And did thee marry her?" asked his wife. "I do so pity poor Rina!" "I'll tell you how it turned out, " he continued. "After pressing me agood deal, the empress said: 'I had intended to marry you in a few days, or as soon as the preparations could be made; but I have now postponedthat ceremony.
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