Valley of the Kings
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As he bore the heavy jar down a path of colored gravels, he heard the sound of weeping beyond a hedge and looked over it.
There sat a wretched-looking girl on a bench, her hands covering her eyes, and she wept. Sennahet put the jar down. He stood watching her curiously, but he made no move toward her, until with a start he realized that the crying woman was the Queen’s favorite waiting woman, Meryat.
When he recognized her, a scheme came to him, and without even thinking it through he we...nt around the hedge and sat down on the bench.
“Here, girl,” he said, and pulled one hand down from her face and chafed it between his palms. “Do not cry. Such a pretty one, you will make even the gods unhappy, and we want the gods to go on smiling on Egypt, don’t we?”
Her eyes were red and swollen, all the handsome paint washed away. She gave him a look of scorn and turned her face away.
“Go away,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he bore the heavy jar down a path of colored gravels, he heard the sound of weeping beyond a hedge and looked over it.
There sat a wretched-looking girl on a bench, her hands covering her eyes, and she wept. Sennahet put the jar down. He stood watching her curiously, but he made no move toward her, until with a start he realized that the crying woman was the Queen’s favorite waiting woman, Meryat.
When he recognized her, a scheme came to him, and without even thinking it through he we...nt around the hedge and sat down on the bench.
“Here, girl,” he said, and pulled one hand down from her face and chafed it between his palms. “Do not cry. Such a pretty one, you will make even the gods unhappy, and we want the gods to go on smiling on Egypt, don’t we?”
Her eyes were red and swollen, all the handsome paint washed away. She gave him a look of scorn and turned her face away.
“Go away,”
What to read after Valley of the Kings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecelia Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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