Come Forth
Come Forth
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The Bazaars themselves were out of sight from the point where Lazarus stood upon Mount Olivet ; but their locality was indi cated by a pretty sight. Flocks of doves hovered and hung overhead, swaying in the bright air. These were the doves fed and " homed " at that place, and kept for sale for the purification-offering of young mothers. Lazarus looked at the doves thought fully. They quivered in the distance like thoughts that are too vague to be captured. His gaze wandered back to the palace, ...now looming ahead of him, near, splendid, and haughty. The hand of Lazarus still held the lilies. As he ap proached the palace gates he kept repeating to himself, " It is my last day. It is the last day of Zahara. " Lazarus was now madly in love with Zahara, It seemed to him impossible that by another sunrise he should be beyond the possibility of a chance of beholding her. He felt utterly be wildered. He had now begun to have a pre- COME FORTH. 99 science of what it was going to cost him to be parted from her, but it was a dull foreknow ledge ; Lazarus did not belong either to the age or to the race of introspective lovers, and his experience overtook him, not he it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Bazaars themselves were out of sight from the point where Lazarus stood upon Mount Olivet ; but their locality was indi cated by a pretty sight. Flocks of doves hovered and hung overhead, swaying in the bright air. These were the doves fed and " homed " at that place, and kept for sale for the purification-offering of young mothers. Lazarus looked at the doves thought fully. They quivered in the distance like thoughts that are too vague to be captured. His gaze wandered back to the palace, ...now looming ahead of him, near, splendid, and haughty. The hand of Lazarus still held the lilies. As he ap proached the palace gates he kept repeating to himself, " It is my last day. It is the last day of Zahara. " Lazarus was now madly in love with Zahara, It seemed to him impossible that by another sunrise he should be beyond the possibility of a chance of beholding her. He felt utterly be wildered. He had now begun to have a pre- COME FORTH. 99 science of what it was going to cost him to be parted from her, but it was a dull foreknow ledge ; Lazarus did not belong either to the age or to the race of introspective lovers, and his experience overtook him, not he it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Stuart Elizabeth Stuart Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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