Boat Life in Egypt And Nubia
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175 could not bring my mind to the idea tliat lie has seen a city whose foundations, in adamant and gold, surpass the splendor of the Jerusalem toward which I travel. But since I have come here — since I have looked up into these skies, whose deep blue beauty and unfathomable glory seem to bear the memory of the days when they received our ascending Lord into their radiant depths — since I have breathed th*e east wind from Bethlehem, and begin to see clearly my pathway to the cross and the tomb... of our Master and Saviour, I say now I realize that he whom I so loved in boyhood, whom I have so mourned in secret in all my years of wandering life ; whose lips have whispered to mo a thousand times in the solemn nights — that he has seen, Avith clearer eyes than mine, the grandeur of EgyjJt, and the olives of the hills of Jeru- salem.
Did I not tell you once, my friend, that I thought the sky must be lower down over the Holy Land than else- where, from the crowding thitherward of the footsteps of the angels, and that heaven must be nearer there thau'our cold western clime ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
175 could not bring my mind to the idea tliat lie has seen a city whose foundations, in adamant and gold, surpass the splendor of the Jerusalem toward which I travel. But since I have come here — since I have looked up into these skies, whose deep blue beauty and unfathomable glory seem to bear the memory of the days when they received our ascending Lord into their radiant depths — since I have breathed th*e east wind from Bethlehem, and begin to see clearly my pathway to the cross and the tomb... of our Master and Saviour, I say now I realize that he whom I so loved in boyhood, whom I have so mourned in secret in all my years of wandering life ; whose lips have whispered to mo a thousand times in the solemn nights — that he has seen, Avith clearer eyes than mine, the grandeur of EgyjJt, and the olives of the hills of Jeru- salem.
Did I not tell you once, my friend, that I thought the sky must be lower down over the Holy Land than else- where, from the crowding thitherward of the footsteps of the angels, and that heaven must be nearer there thau'our cold western clime ?
What to read after Boat Life in Egypt And Nubia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William C. Prime to read onlineMoreLess
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