An Obscure Apostle
An Obscure Apostle
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Are the cedars of Lebanon all broken down?O, my people's spirit, say, where is thy crown?" The last line of the song was still vibrating when, from the roadpassing through the grove, three men entered the meadow. They weredressed in long, black holiday clothes, and were girded with redhandkerchiefs, because it was not permitted to carry them on Sabbath, but being used to gird the clothes were considered as part of theattire, and thus it was not a sin to wear them in that way.
In the centre was ...the cantor's father, Jankiel Kamionker, and oneither side were Abraham Ezofowich, Haim's father, and MorejneCalman, the father of Aryel. Notwithstanding the darkness, thefathers recognised their sons in the last rays of the daylight. Thevoices of the young men trembled, became quiet, and then weresilent--only one voice sang further: "Wilt thou never emerge from the darkness, despair? Will thy sweetsongs of thanks ne'er resound in the air?" It was Meir's voice.
The dignified men, passing through the meadow, stopped and turnedtoward the group of young men, and at that moment the manly voice wasjoined by the pure, sonorous voice of Golda, who, seeing the angryfaces of the men, began to sing with Meir as though she wished tojoin him in common courage, and perhaps in common peril.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are the cedars of Lebanon all broken down?O, my people's spirit, say, where is thy crown?" The last line of the song was still vibrating when, from the roadpassing through the grove, three men entered the meadow. They weredressed in long, black holiday clothes, and were girded with redhandkerchiefs, because it was not permitted to carry them on Sabbath, but being used to gird the clothes were considered as part of theattire, and thus it was not a sin to wear them in that way.
In the centre was ...the cantor's father, Jankiel Kamionker, and oneither side were Abraham Ezofowich, Haim's father, and MorejneCalman, the father of Aryel. Notwithstanding the darkness, thefathers recognised their sons in the last rays of the daylight. Thevoices of the young men trembled, became quiet, and then weresilent--only one voice sang further: "Wilt thou never emerge from the darkness, despair? Will thy sweetsongs of thanks ne'er resound in the air?" It was Meir's voice.
The dignified men, passing through the meadow, stopped and turnedtoward the group of young men, and at that moment the manly voice wasjoined by the pure, sonorous voice of Golda, who, seeing the angryfaces of the men, began to sing with Meir as though she wished tojoin him in common courage, and perhaps in common peril.
What to read after An Obscure Apostle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orzeszkowa Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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