A Library of the Worlds Best Literature Ancient And Modern volume 4
A Library of the Worlds Best Literature Ancient And Modern volume 4
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I know you all. You, you are a shep- herd, you are worse nourished than your flocks, and your beasts, at least, are not given blows. They do not beat the cows nor the sheep. You, you sow and you reap; beneath the sun, tortured by flies, you gather abundant crops. You sleep in a hole. Others eat the corn EUGENE BRIEUX 2353 j you made grow, and sleep on precious stuffs. You, you are forever drawing water from the Nile; betwixt you and the ox they harness to another machine, there is no difference..., and yet you are a man. You, you are one of those who drag great stones, to build the monuments of pride. You are a digger in the tombs, you live a month or more without sight of day. To glorify the death of others, you give your life. You are a trainer of lions for war ; your father was eaten — ^ they would have wept had the lion died — How can it be that you accept all this, when you see beside you happiness without work, and abun- dance without effort? I will tell you. 'T is because, in the name of the god Amon-Ra, they have said to you: — ((Have patience, this injustice will last but a lifetime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know you all. You, you are a shep- herd, you are worse nourished than your flocks, and your beasts, at least, are not given blows. They do not beat the cows nor the sheep. You, you sow and you reap; beneath the sun, tortured by flies, you gather abundant crops. You sleep in a hole. Others eat the corn EUGENE BRIEUX 2353 j you made grow, and sleep on precious stuffs. You, you are forever drawing water from the Nile; betwixt you and the ox they harness to another machine, there is no difference..., and yet you are a man. You, you are one of those who drag great stones, to build the monuments of pride. You are a digger in the tombs, you live a month or more without sight of day. To glorify the death of others, you give your life. You are a trainer of lions for war ; your father was eaten — ^ they would have wept had the lion died — How can it be that you accept all this, when you see beside you happiness without work, and abun- dance without effort? I will tell you. 'T is because, in the name of the god Amon-Ra, they have said to you: — ((Have patience, this injustice will last but a lifetime.
What to read after A Library of the Worlds Best Literature Ancient And Modern volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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