Allan And the Holy Flower
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So one may as wellhave the orchid also, for they'd be lonely without it, poor things, wouldn't they? Glad I thought of that, it's soothing to the conscience. " "I hope you'll find it so when we are all on that iron grid which Inoticed is wide enough for three, " I remarked sarcastically. "Now bequiet, I want to go to sleep. " I am sorry to have to add that for the most of that night Want remainedmy master. But if I couldn't sleep, I could, or rather was obliged to, think, and I thought very har...d indeed.
First I reflected on the Pongo and their gods. What were these and whydid they worship them? Soon I gave it up, remembering that the problemwas one which applied equally to dozens of the dark religions of thisvast African continent, to which none could give an answer, and leastof all their votaries. That answer indeed must be sought in the horriblefears of the unenlightened human heart, which sees death and terrorand evil around it everywhere and, in this grotesque form or in that, personifies them in gods, or rather in devils who must be propitiated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So one may as wellhave the orchid also, for they'd be lonely without it, poor things, wouldn't they? Glad I thought of that, it's soothing to the conscience. " "I hope you'll find it so when we are all on that iron grid which Inoticed is wide enough for three, " I remarked sarcastically. "Now bequiet, I want to go to sleep. " I am sorry to have to add that for the most of that night Want remainedmy master. But if I couldn't sleep, I could, or rather was obliged to, think, and I thought very har...d indeed.
First I reflected on the Pongo and their gods. What were these and whydid they worship them? Soon I gave it up, remembering that the problemwas one which applied equally to dozens of the dark religions of thisvast African continent, to which none could give an answer, and leastof all their votaries. That answer indeed must be sought in the horriblefears of the unenlightened human heart, which sees death and terrorand evil around it everywhere and, in this grotesque form or in that, personifies them in gods, or rather in devils who must be propitiated.
What to read after Allan And the Holy Flower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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