Fate and the Watcher (Classic Reprint)

The words fell about the waiting throng. They stirred restlessly, staring Up at the Palace walls showing so white against the vivid blue of the sky. It was early morning behind the trellised parapet of the Palace, peering, as it were, through bars of marble, the rays of the sun could be seen, streaks Of dazzling gold. In a short While he would sweep altogether into sight, and under his splendour the sky would harden and glow till it became almost unbearable to the eyes. For it was the hot weather, and the sun, in the plains of India during the hot weather, is a mighty giant to be feared and shunned. But as yet his radiance had hardly invaded the world; the sky was faint and blue, the soft veil of night scarce drawn away from its furthermost edges.

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