Children of the Old Testament
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Then the king asked for thechild, but the answer was that he was no better; and all the people sawthat King David's grief was very great, and they wondered. For themonarch had fought in many cruel battles, and beaten his enemies, andcaused the death of many men and women, and even children, and he haddone many cruel things in his lifetime.
He now had riches and honour and numerous children, and was the greatking of Jerusalem, living in a palace, with servants and horses andgardens and fountains..., and he had brought the golden ark of God to benear him in a purple tent on Mount Zion; but he had set his whole hearton this fair-haired child, and the fear that the little one might dietook the joy out of everything.
The peacocks on the walls and the doves on the roof missed the littlechild from the garden, where he used to come and feed them. For sevenlong days and seven longer nights the loving mother watched him as helay getting slowly worse; and the king's grief was so great that hewould not rise from the floor to eat by day or night, and when hisslaves spoke to him he paid no heed and would not answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the king asked for thechild, but the answer was that he was no better; and all the people sawthat King David's grief was very great, and they wondered. For themonarch had fought in many cruel battles, and beaten his enemies, andcaused the death of many men and women, and even children, and he haddone many cruel things in his lifetime.
He now had riches and honour and numerous children, and was the greatking of Jerusalem, living in a palace, with servants and horses andgardens and fountains..., and he had brought the golden ark of God to benear him in a purple tent on Mount Zion; but he had set his whole hearton this fair-haired child, and the fear that the little one might dietook the joy out of everything.
The peacocks on the walls and the doves on the roof missed the littlechild from the garden, where he used to come and feed them. For sevenlong days and seven longer nights the loving mother watched him as helay getting slowly worse; and the king's grief was so great that hewould not rise from the floor to eat by day or night, and when hisslaves spoke to him he paid no heed and would not answer.
What to read after Children of the Old Testament?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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