Thief of Baghdad
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Not well. As I drifted through the high iron bars that made a cage of the Mills and the surrounding land, I could hear whips cracking and men groaning. It occurred to me that I had been a little harsh in letting Karim go to the Mills just because he had spoken disrespectfully of me and refused to take my advice about donning the pilgrim’s robes . . .
I found him on top of an oil press. A dozen prisoners were pushing the big upper stone of the press around by shoving their bodies against the ...arm of a long sweep; Karim, because of his amazing agility, had been selected to dance on the olives as they went down into the press. It was a job allowing no rest and it was a job that offered great danger; it would be easy to feed that monstrous press a toe instead of an olive.
Above all, standing on a platform that did not revolve with the rest of the press, were two overseers with long whips. But I noticed with satisfaction that they hardly glanced at my boy, Karim; he was a man who would do his hard and difficult labor without whipping.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not well. As I drifted through the high iron bars that made a cage of the Mills and the surrounding land, I could hear whips cracking and men groaning. It occurred to me that I had been a little harsh in letting Karim go to the Mills just because he had spoken disrespectfully of me and refused to take my advice about donning the pilgrim’s robes . . .
I found him on top of an oil press. A dozen prisoners were pushing the big upper stone of the press around by shoving their bodies against the ...arm of a long sweep; Karim, because of his amazing agility, had been selected to dance on the olives as they went down into the press. It was a job allowing no rest and it was a job that offered great danger; it would be easy to feed that monstrous press a toe instead of an olive.
Above all, standing on a platform that did not revolve with the rest of the press, were two overseers with long whips. But I noticed with satisfaction that they hardly glanced at my boy, Karim; he was a man who would do his hard and difficult labor without whipping.
What to read after Thief of Baghdad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Wormser to read onlineMoreLess
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