Callista : a Sketch of the Third Century
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We are very far indeed from meaning that Agellius uttered random words, or spoke impatiently, when he just now expressed a wish to have the opportunity of dying for the Faith. Never- theless, what now met his eyes and was transmitted through them, sentence by sentence, into his mind, was not certainly of a nature to calm the tumult which was busy in breast and brain ; a sickness came over him, and he staggered away. The words of the edict A Sketch of the Third Century, 143 still met his eyes, a...nd were of a bright red colour.
The sun was right before him, but the letters were in the sun, and the sun in his brain. He reeled and fell heavily on the pavement. No notice was taken of the occurrence by the spectators around him. They lazily or curiously looked on, and waited to see if he would recover.
How long he lay there he could not tell, when he came to himself; if it could really be said to be coming to himself to have the power of motion, and an instinct that he must move, and move in one direc- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are very far indeed from meaning that Agellius uttered random words, or spoke impatiently, when he just now expressed a wish to have the opportunity of dying for the Faith. Never- theless, what now met his eyes and was transmitted through them, sentence by sentence, into his mind, was not certainly of a nature to calm the tumult which was busy in breast and brain ; a sickness came over him, and he staggered away. The words of the edict A Sketch of the Third Century, 143 still met his eyes, a...nd were of a bright red colour.
The sun was right before him, but the letters were in the sun, and the sun in his brain. He reeled and fell heavily on the pavement. No notice was taken of the occurrence by the spectators around him. They lazily or curiously looked on, and waited to see if he would recover.
How long he lay there he could not tell, when he came to himself; if it could really be said to be coming to himself to have the power of motion, and an instinct that he must move, and move in one direc- tion.
What to read after Callista : a Sketch of the Third Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newman, John Henry, 1801-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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