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She knew how to win his esteem and confidence, especially as he was himself a Christian (of course quite secretly).
When he arrived she ordered him to take up the opakalo (probably a kind of Eastern fan) and protect her, while sleeping, from uncomfortable and noisy flies ; but she did not want to sleep — this was simply a sly device to make everybody leave her apartment and get out. She profited by this occasion to tell Samson the following facts : "Samson, to thee I trust the new-born daughter... Tou- sholi, promise me if possible secretly to make a Christian of her, as sincere and earnest in her belief as thou thyself.
Among all these unbelievers thou wert not a slave to me, but a true and faithful friend and a tender and thought- ful brother. By the almighty mercifulness of God I am destined to live not much longer, for I hope to-day already to be able to unite myself with my dear husband, while thee I ask to take the place of this dear orphan's parents.
Thou knowest my whole history, my strength does not enable me to speak to thee as freely as I should like.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She knew how to win his esteem and confidence, especially as he was himself a Christian (of course quite secretly).
When he arrived she ordered him to take up the opakalo (probably a kind of Eastern fan) and protect her, while sleeping, from uncomfortable and noisy flies ; but she did not want to sleep — this was simply a sly device to make everybody leave her apartment and get out. She profited by this occasion to tell Samson the following facts : "Samson, to thee I trust the new-born daughter... Tou- sholi, promise me if possible secretly to make a Christian of her, as sincere and earnest in her belief as thou thyself.
Among all these unbelievers thou wert not a slave to me, but a true and faithful friend and a tender and thought- ful brother. By the almighty mercifulness of God I am destined to live not much longer, for I hope to-day already to be able to unite myself with my dear husband, while thee I ask to take the place of this dear orphan's parents.
Thou knowest my whole history, my strength does not enable me to speak to thee as freely as I should like.
What to read after Caucasian Legends;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abraam Abraamovich Gulbat to read onlineMoreLess
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