Brendan's Fabulous Voyage
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It was a wondrous fountain, and aboveit there was a tree marvellously beautiful, spreading rather than high, but all covered with white birds, so covered that they hid its foliageand branches. (The notion is perhaps taken from a tree loaded withsnow. ) 'And when the man of God saw it, he began to think in himselfwhat or wherefore it should be, that such a multitude of birds should begathered together in one place. And the thing distressed him so, that hewept, and fell down upon his knees, and b...esought the Lord, saying, "OGod, Who knowest the things which are unknown, and makest manifest thethings which are hidden, Thou knowest how that mine heart is straitened;therefore I beseech Thee that it may please Thee to make manifest untome, Thy sinful servant, this mystery which now I do see with mine eyes. And this I ask not for an desert of my worthiness, but in respect of Thymercy. " When he had so spoken, behold, one of the birds flew from thetree. From the ship, where the man of God was sitting, his wings soundedas with the sound of little bells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a wondrous fountain, and aboveit there was a tree marvellously beautiful, spreading rather than high, but all covered with white birds, so covered that they hid its foliageand branches. (The notion is perhaps taken from a tree loaded withsnow. ) 'And when the man of God saw it, he began to think in himselfwhat or wherefore it should be, that such a multitude of birds should begathered together in one place. And the thing distressed him so, that hewept, and fell down upon his knees, and b...esought the Lord, saying, "OGod, Who knowest the things which are unknown, and makest manifest thethings which are hidden, Thou knowest how that mine heart is straitened;therefore I beseech Thee that it may please Thee to make manifest untome, Thy sinful servant, this mystery which now I do see with mine eyes. And this I ask not for an desert of my worthiness, but in respect of Thymercy. " When he had so spoken, behold, one of the birds flew from thetree. From the ship, where the man of God was sitting, his wings soundedas with the sound of little bells.
What to read after Brendan's Fabulous Voyage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bute, John Patrick Crichton-Stuart, Marquess Of, 1847-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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