Barlaam And Ioasaph
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But, see, I present thee with two ragged garments, that thou mayesthave them on the way whereon thou goest, though they will do theeno manner of good. Further help from me thou mayest expectnone. ' The other, hearing this, despaired of the succour whereonhe had reckoned, and went to his second friend, saying, `Friend, thou rememberest how much honour and kindness thou hast enjoyedat my hands. To-day I have fallen into tribulation and sorrow, and need a helping hand. To what extent then canst th...ou share mylabour? Tell me at once. ' Said he, `I have on leisure today toshare thy troubles. I too have fallen among cares and perils, and am myself in tribulation. Howbeit, I will go a little waywith thee, even if I shall fail to be of service to thee. Thenwill I turn quickly homeward, and busy myself with mine ownanxieties. ' So the man returned from him too empty-handed andbaulked at every turn; and he cried misery on himself for hisvain hope in those ungrateful friends, and the unavailinghardships that he had endured through love of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, see, I present thee with two ragged garments, that thou mayesthave them on the way whereon thou goest, though they will do theeno manner of good. Further help from me thou mayest expectnone. ' The other, hearing this, despaired of the succour whereonhe had reckoned, and went to his second friend, saying, `Friend, thou rememberest how much honour and kindness thou hast enjoyedat my hands. To-day I have fallen into tribulation and sorrow, and need a helping hand. To what extent then canst th...ou share mylabour? Tell me at once. ' Said he, `I have on leisure today toshare thy troubles. I too have fallen among cares and perils, and am myself in tribulation. Howbeit, I will go a little waywith thee, even if I shall fail to be of service to thee. Thenwill I turn quickly homeward, and busy myself with mine ownanxieties. ' So the man returned from him too empty-handed andbaulked at every turn; and he cried misery on himself for hisvain hope in those ungrateful friends, and the unavailinghardships that he had endured through love of them.
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