Constantinople 10
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The Mussulman Hades is merely a Purgatory, for after having expiated his faults by more or less lengthened, more or less atro- cious punishments, a true believer ends by enjoying the embraces of the houris and the ineffable sight of Allah.
117 xxxxxxx^xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx CONSTANTINOPLE At the head of the grave is left a sort of hole or conduit leading to the ear of the body, so that it may hear the groans, lamentations, and weepings of the family and friends. This opening, too often enlarged by do...gs and jackals, is the window of the sepulchre, the wicket through which this world can look into the other.
Walking about at random, I reached an older portion of the cemetery, consequently one more abandoned.
The funeral columns, almost all out of plumb, leaned to the left or the right. Many had fallen, as if weary of having remained standing so long, and considering it was useless to mark a grave long effaced and which no one remembered. The earth, which had sunk through the falling in of the coffins or by being washed away by the rains, preserved less carefully the secrets of the tomb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Mussulman Hades is merely a Purgatory, for after having expiated his faults by more or less lengthened, more or less atro- cious punishments, a true believer ends by enjoying the embraces of the houris and the ineffable sight of Allah.
117 xxxxxxx^xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx CONSTANTINOPLE At the head of the grave is left a sort of hole or conduit leading to the ear of the body, so that it may hear the groans, lamentations, and weepings of the family and friends. This opening, too often enlarged by do...gs and jackals, is the window of the sepulchre, the wicket through which this world can look into the other.
Walking about at random, I reached an older portion of the cemetery, consequently one more abandoned.
The funeral columns, almost all out of plumb, leaned to the left or the right. Many had fallen, as if weary of having remained standing so long, and considering it was useless to mark a grave long effaced and which no one remembered. The earth, which had sunk through the falling in of the coffins or by being washed away by the rains, preserved less carefully the secrets of the tomb.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gautier, Théophile, 1811-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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