Carl Werner An Imaginative Story With Other Tales of Imagination volume 1 2
Carl Werner An Imaginative Story With Other Tales of Imagination volume 1 2
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Do him no injustice, there fore, by your ungentle thoughts, for truly do I be lieve him honest. Yet, I would not, that ye should hold me unnoteful of your zeal. Ye shall give it employment. See that Ipsistos lacks not, nor falls short, in his flow of service. If ye deem him lag gard if ye notice any falling off in his outward devotions, though it may import no loss of love within yet bring me true report of his backslid- ings, that I may counsel him providently, and tu tor him unto the good wor...k which is ready for his hands. And, as ye have so fully shown your zeal for the altars of the goddess, ye shall have like share with your brother of the fruits therefrom. Take ye, and eat, and bear ye home to your grandsire, of the fruits which remain unconsumed. And let this be a sign unto ye, that ye are all the care of the goddess, and your house henceforward shall be the abiding place of blessing and abun dance. Go ye now remember well what I have IPSISTOS. 325 spoken in your ears touching the devotion of Ip- sistos, and come to me and reveal in secret what ye may misdeem of his thoughts and misdoing ; for though I believe not that your brother is err ing, yet the best of us falter in our walks of duty, and the strongest sink at times under a weakness of sinew which should make them sorrowful and ashamed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do him no injustice, there fore, by your ungentle thoughts, for truly do I be lieve him honest. Yet, I would not, that ye should hold me unnoteful of your zeal. Ye shall give it employment. See that Ipsistos lacks not, nor falls short, in his flow of service. If ye deem him lag gard if ye notice any falling off in his outward devotions, though it may import no loss of love within yet bring me true report of his backslid- ings, that I may counsel him providently, and tu tor him unto the good wor...k which is ready for his hands. And, as ye have so fully shown your zeal for the altars of the goddess, ye shall have like share with your brother of the fruits therefrom. Take ye, and eat, and bear ye home to your grandsire, of the fruits which remain unconsumed. And let this be a sign unto ye, that ye are all the care of the goddess, and your house henceforward shall be the abiding place of blessing and abun dance. Go ye now remember well what I have IPSISTOS. 325 spoken in your ears touching the devotion of Ip- sistos, and come to me and reveal in secret what ye may misdeem of his thoughts and misdoing ; for though I believe not that your brother is err ing, yet the best of us falter in our walks of duty, and the strongest sink at times under a weakness of sinew which should make them sorrowful and ashamed.
What to read after Carl Werner An Imaginative Story With Other Tales of Imagination volume 1 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Gilmore Simms to read onlineMoreLess
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