Araki the Daimio a Japanese Story of the Olden Time
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As the pilgrim party were very numerous, of course the Temple could not accommodate them all ; and while the best part of the place was given up to the i j 6 Araki the Daimio.
Daimio and his personal attendants, and the next best was placed at the service of the travelling priests and pilgrims, the poor Christians were thrust into a stable with the hogs and cattle, around which an armed band of soldiers and Yakonins kept watch- ful ward during the hours of darkness. Yet truly these gave themsel...ves needless trouble ; for no thought of escape ever entered the mind of any one individual in that little Christian company, who (though they would willingly have kept vigil with their beloved pastor) one by one dropped off into a deep and tranquil sleep, while to the Padre (weary in the flesh, but his mind at peace with God) it was also given to enjoy one brief but peaceful slumber ere the first glimmer of that morning dawn, which was to him " the eve of death. " CHAPTER XV.
" Well might you guess what vision bright Was present to his raptured sight, Even as reflected streams of light Their solar source betray The glory which our God surrounds, The Son of man, th' atoning wounds He sees them allj and earth's dull bounds Are melting fast away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the pilgrim party were very numerous, of course the Temple could not accommodate them all ; and while the best part of the place was given up to the i j 6 Araki the Daimio.
Daimio and his personal attendants, and the next best was placed at the service of the travelling priests and pilgrims, the poor Christians were thrust into a stable with the hogs and cattle, around which an armed band of soldiers and Yakonins kept watch- ful ward during the hours of darkness. Yet truly these gave themsel...ves needless trouble ; for no thought of escape ever entered the mind of any one individual in that little Christian company, who (though they would willingly have kept vigil with their beloved pastor) one by one dropped off into a deep and tranquil sleep, while to the Padre (weary in the flesh, but his mind at peace with God) it was also given to enjoy one brief but peaceful slumber ere the first glimmer of that morning dawn, which was to him " the eve of death. " CHAPTER XV.
" Well might you guess what vision bright Was present to his raptured sight, Even as reflected streams of light Their solar source betray The glory which our God surrounds, The Son of man, th' atoning wounds He sees them allj and earth's dull bounds Are melting fast away.
What to read after Araki the Daimio a Japanese Story of the Olden Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mona B Bickerstaffe to read onlineMoreLess
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