Asia
Asia
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Although the plain is difficult of access by sea, it is easily entered from Egypt on the south, or from the north by valley-routes east of Mount CarmeL It formed, therefore, in ancient days a highroad for both armies and caravans between Egypt on the one hand, and Phoenicia, Assyria, and Babylon on the other.
The Western Plateau south of Mount Carmel.
1 Bring up man and the animals on the scene, and you see those landscapes described by Old Testament writers exactly as you will see them to-day ...the valleys covered with corn, the pastures above clothed with flocks, shepherds and husbandmen calling to each other through the morning air, the narrow, high-banked hill-roads brimming with sheep, the long and stately camel trains, the herds of wild cattle " Bulls of Bashan have compassed me about. " You see the villages by day, with the children coming forth to meet the traveller ; the villages by night without a light, when you stumble on them in the darkness and all the dogs begin barking. ' G.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although the plain is difficult of access by sea, it is easily entered from Egypt on the south, or from the north by valley-routes east of Mount CarmeL It formed, therefore, in ancient days a highroad for both armies and caravans between Egypt on the one hand, and Phoenicia, Assyria, and Babylon on the other.
The Western Plateau south of Mount Carmel.
1 Bring up man and the animals on the scene, and you see those landscapes described by Old Testament writers exactly as you will see them to-day ...the valleys covered with corn, the pastures above clothed with flocks, shepherds and husbandmen calling to each other through the morning air, the narrow, high-banked hill-roads brimming with sheep, the long and stately camel trains, the herds of wild cattle " Bulls of Bashan have compassed me about. " You see the villages by day, with the children coming forth to meet the traveller ; the villages by night without a light, when you stumble on them in the darkness and all the dogs begin barking. ' G.
What to read after Asia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Berenice Reynolds to read onlineMoreLess
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