Fifty One Tales
Fifty One Tales
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I heard the humof men's voices speaking at evening.
"It is well they are gone, " they said. "It is well they are gone. Wecan do business now. It is well they are gone. " And the men thathad left the city sped away over the sand and so passed into thetwilight.
"Who are these men?" I said to my glittering leader.
"The poets, " my fancy answered. "The poets and artists. " "Why do they steal away?" I said to him. "And why are the peopleglad that they have gone?" He said: "It must be some doom that ...is going to fall on the city, something has warned them and they have stolen away. Nothingmay warn the people. " I heard the wrangling voices, glad with commerce, rise up fromthe city. And then I also departed, for there was an ominous lookon the face of the sky.
And only a thousand years later I passed that way, and there wasnothing, even among the weeds, of what had been that city.
THE FOOD OF DEATH Death was sick. But they brought him bread that the modern bakersmake, whitened with alum, and the tinned meats of Chicago, with apinch of our modern substitute for salt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heard the humof men's voices speaking at evening.
"It is well they are gone, " they said. "It is well they are gone. Wecan do business now. It is well they are gone. " And the men thathad left the city sped away over the sand and so passed into thetwilight.
"Who are these men?" I said to my glittering leader.
"The poets, " my fancy answered. "The poets and artists. " "Why do they steal away?" I said to him. "And why are the peopleglad that they have gone?" He said: "It must be some doom that ...is going to fall on the city, something has warned them and they have stolen away. Nothingmay warn the people. " I heard the wrangling voices, glad with commerce, rise up fromthe city. And then I also departed, for there was an ominous lookon the face of the sky.
And only a thousand years later I passed that way, and there wasnothing, even among the weeds, of what had been that city.
THE FOOD OF DEATH Death was sick. But they brought him bread that the modern bakersmake, whitened with alum, and the tinned meats of Chicago, with apinch of our modern substitute for salt.
What to read after Fifty One Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lord Dunsany to read onlineMoreLess
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