Hassan a Fellah a Romance of Palestine
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Many of the sayings had pretty, double meanings, and were like parables relating to the trees. " Till thou shakest the tree the olives will not fall, " one would chant. " Though the oak be strong, he gives us but acorns, " rang out the recitative. " The trees that bear fruit bear a burden as well, " an other would reply. " The cypress from its uprightness was made free ; it is always green, " Kadra sang with a triumphant air, for her own name was in it, Kadra meaning " green. " As they stripped... the olives from the limbs, Kadra reminded them of the old habit, not to glean them the second time : " When thou beatest thine olive tree, thou shalt not go over the boughs again : Spare the fruit on the top most limbs ; it shall be for the stranger, for the father less, and for the widow. Spare it, lest the tree bear not again. " The words had been made into a rude chant, like a psalm. None of them could tell how old it was. And they invariably left, at least, a few olives among the top most branches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many of the sayings had pretty, double meanings, and were like parables relating to the trees. " Till thou shakest the tree the olives will not fall, " one would chant. " Though the oak be strong, he gives us but acorns, " rang out the recitative. " The trees that bear fruit bear a burden as well, " an other would reply. " The cypress from its uprightness was made free ; it is always green, " Kadra sang with a triumphant air, for her own name was in it, Kadra meaning " green. " As they stripped... the olives from the limbs, Kadra reminded them of the old habit, not to glean them the second time : " When thou beatest thine olive tree, thou shalt not go over the boughs again : Spare the fruit on the top most limbs ; it shall be for the stranger, for the father less, and for the widow. Spare it, lest the tree bear not again. " The words had been made into a rude chant, like a psalm. None of them could tell how old it was. And they invariably left, at least, a few olives among the top most branches.
What to read after Hassan a Fellah a Romance of Palestine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Gillman to read onlineMoreLess
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