The Yoke
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He had felt inhis lifetime most of the sorrows that can overtake a man of hisposition and attainments--but he had never known the chagrin of awayward child. The fear that he was to know that humiliation, now, made his heart heavy beyond words.
As they turned away the sound of voices smote upon their ears.
"Near this spot, it must be, my Lord, " one said.
"Find the sacrilege, lout. We seek not the neighborhood of it. " Hotep caught the murket's arm and drew him out of the aisle into hidingbehind... another great stone.
"This is the place; this is the place, " the first voice declared, andhis statement was seconded by another and as positive a voice.
There was the sound of the new-comers emerging into the aisle, andimmediately the first speaker exclaimed in a tone full of astonishmentand disappointment: "O, aye; I see!" the master assented with an irritating laugh.
"Har-hat!" Hotep whispered.
Another of the party broke in impatiently: "Make an end to this chase. Saw you any sacrilege, or was it a phantom of your stupid dreams?" "Asar-Mut, " Mentu said under his breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had felt inhis lifetime most of the sorrows that can overtake a man of hisposition and attainments--but he had never known the chagrin of awayward child. The fear that he was to know that humiliation, now, made his heart heavy beyond words.
As they turned away the sound of voices smote upon their ears.
"Near this spot, it must be, my Lord, " one said.
"Find the sacrilege, lout. We seek not the neighborhood of it. " Hotep caught the murket's arm and drew him out of the aisle into hidingbehind... another great stone.
"This is the place; this is the place, " the first voice declared, andhis statement was seconded by another and as positive a voice.
There was the sound of the new-comers emerging into the aisle, andimmediately the first speaker exclaimed in a tone full of astonishmentand disappointment: "O, aye; I see!" the master assented with an irritating laugh.
"Har-hat!" Hotep whispered.
Another of the party broke in impatiently: "Make an end to this chase. Saw you any sacrilege, or was it a phantom of your stupid dreams?" "Asar-Mut, " Mentu said under his breath.
What to read after The Yoke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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