Among the Holy Hills
Among the Holy Hills
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The mules were stretched on the grass, while the muleteers were leaning against the tent-poles in a state of absolute for- getfulness, sleeping like the Seven Sleepers. It was a camp of the dead. / But in one tent there was wakefulness and watchful- ness, and had been all night long, for there was great anxiety. One of our party was ill. Mrs. Adams, who is very slight of figure, and apparently incapable of much endurance, had borne aU the fatigues of the march from Jerusalem, riding on horsebac...k, facing the wind and the A HAY OF REST. 189 storm, and keeping up with any of us. But this ride over Mount Hermon was " the last straw " ; and when we reached camp, she crept off her horse utterly exhanisted. For a few hours we were in sore apprehension. Fortunately I re- called the name of a pupil of Dr. Post at Beirut, who is now the leading physician of Damascus, and a messenger was sent for him, and at three o'clock he came liding into camp. His judicious treatment, and the best of all medi- cine — a Sabbath day's rest — soon checked the alarming features of the case, and we were made unspeakably hapi)y at the reHef fi^om a great anxiety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mules were stretched on the grass, while the muleteers were leaning against the tent-poles in a state of absolute for- getfulness, sleeping like the Seven Sleepers. It was a camp of the dead. / But in one tent there was wakefulness and watchful- ness, and had been all night long, for there was great anxiety. One of our party was ill. Mrs. Adams, who is very slight of figure, and apparently incapable of much endurance, had borne aU the fatigues of the march from Jerusalem, riding on horsebac...k, facing the wind and the A HAY OF REST. 189 storm, and keeping up with any of us. But this ride over Mount Hermon was " the last straw " ; and when we reached camp, she crept off her horse utterly exhanisted. For a few hours we were in sore apprehension. Fortunately I re- called the name of a pupil of Dr. Post at Beirut, who is now the leading physician of Damascus, and a messenger was sent for him, and at three o'clock he came liding into camp. His judicious treatment, and the best of all medi- cine — a Sabbath day's rest — soon checked the alarming features of the case, and we were made unspeakably hapi)y at the reHef fi^om a great anxiety.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Henry M. (Henry Martyn), 1822-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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