An Egyptian Princess — volume 02
An Egyptian Princess — volume 02
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"Cast off all care; be mindful only of pleasure until the day cometh when then must depart on the journey, whose goal is the realm of silence!" Copied from the tomb of Neferhotep to Abd- el-Qurnah. ] "Is it your custom thus to introduce death at all your banquets?" saidBartja, becoming serious, "or is this only a jest devised for to-day byyour master of the ceremonies?" "Since the earliest ages, " answered Amasis, "it has been our custom todisplay these mummies at banquets, in order to increase... the mirth of therevellers, by reminding them that one must enjoy the time while it ishere. Thou, young butterfly, hast still many a long and joyful yearbefore thee; but we, Croesus, we old men, must hold by this firmly. Fillthe goblets, cup-bearer, let not one moment of our lives be wasted! Thoucanst drink well, thou golden-haired Persian! Truly the great gods haveendowed thee not only with beautiful eyes, and blooming beauty, but witha good throat! Let me embrace thee, thou glorious youth, thou rogue!What thinkest thou Croesus?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Cast off all care; be mindful only of pleasure until the day cometh when then must depart on the journey, whose goal is the realm of silence!" Copied from the tomb of Neferhotep to Abd- el-Qurnah. ] "Is it your custom thus to introduce death at all your banquets?" saidBartja, becoming serious, "or is this only a jest devised for to-day byyour master of the ceremonies?" "Since the earliest ages, " answered Amasis, "it has been our custom todisplay these mummies at banquets, in order to increase... the mirth of therevellers, by reminding them that one must enjoy the time while it ishere. Thou, young butterfly, hast still many a long and joyful yearbefore thee; but we, Croesus, we old men, must hold by this firmly. Fillthe goblets, cup-bearer, let not one moment of our lives be wasted! Thoucanst drink well, thou golden-haired Persian! Truly the great gods haveendowed thee not only with beautiful eyes, and blooming beauty, but witha good throat! Let me embrace thee, thou glorious youth, thou rogue!What thinkest thou Croesus?
What to read after An Egyptian Princess — volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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