Daybreak Everywhere
Daybreak Everywhere
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When the children of Israel passed over the Jordan dry shod, they built a monument of twelve stones, representing the twelve tribes, to com- memorate the fact that God had wrought a great miracle in order to dehver his chosen peo- ple.
Poor recalcitrant and disobedient Absalom, fear- 121 122 DAYBREAK EVERYWHERE ing that "no one would keep his name in remem- brance, " erected a monument to himself in the king's dale, where it still stands; and for hundreds of years it has been the custom for eac...h passer-by to pick up a stone and hurl it at the tomb to show his contempt for the character of this handsome ingrate.
When beautiful Rachel's life went out at the birth of Benjamin, Jacob erected a costly and graceful pillar over her precious dust.
The highways of ci\ilization are marked with arches, pillars, obelisks, pyramids, and tablets of marble and bronze. Among prehistoric peoples sepulchral mounds were constructed called tumuH, and are found to-day in many parts of America, Asia, and Africa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the children of Israel passed over the Jordan dry shod, they built a monument of twelve stones, representing the twelve tribes, to com- memorate the fact that God had wrought a great miracle in order to dehver his chosen peo- ple.
Poor recalcitrant and disobedient Absalom, fear- 121 122 DAYBREAK EVERYWHERE ing that "no one would keep his name in remem- brance, " erected a monument to himself in the king's dale, where it still stands; and for hundreds of years it has been the custom for eac...h passer-by to pick up a stone and hurl it at the tomb to show his contempt for the character of this handsome ingrate.
When beautiful Rachel's life went out at the birth of Benjamin, Jacob erected a costly and graceful pillar over her precious dust.
The highways of ci\ilization are marked with arches, pillars, obelisks, pyramids, and tablets of marble and bronze. Among prehistoric peoples sepulchral mounds were constructed called tumuH, and are found to-day in many parts of America, Asia, and Africa.
What to read after Daybreak Everywhere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Locke to read onlineMoreLess
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