Home Life in Turkey
Home Life in Turkey
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And since that time the Swallow's tail has been forked, and the Serpent has lived on the blood of the Frog.
The moral of the following story of '* Saint Solomon and the Sparrow" will, no doubt, be appreciated by others than Orientals. , There was once in the blessed service of Saint Solomon — on whom be peace I — a little cock-sparrow, whose lively tricks and gambols were even pleasing to this Sultan.
One day Saint Solomon saw not the Sparrow by him, and he commanded the Simurgk (a mythical bir...d frequently referred to by Oriental Poets) to go fetch the Sparrow wherever he might be. Now for many dajrs previously the Sparrow had not visited his mate, and she had upbraided him, saying, '^ For this long time thou hast left me, and hast been with Solomon. Dost thou then love him more than me, or dost thou fear him?
TeUmel" «By Allah I" replied the Sparrow, "I would not exchange the^ for the world I — I am come but once on HOLIDAY UFE 91 earth and shall not come again. I go to Solomon for diversion — I have no fear of him." While he was thus talking with many such vauntings and boastings, the Simurgk arrived in haste, and hearing him, said harshly, *^ Up, up I Let us be off, for Saint Solomon is asking for thee." Then the Sparrow, being with his mate, plucked up courage and replied, ^ Off with thee, I will not go I '' Said the Sitmrgh, ""But I will indeed take thee with me." ''Off with thee I " cried again the Sparrow, ''or I will seize and rend thee in twun I " Quoth the Simurgk, " I will not go without thee." Yet the Sparrow heeded him not ; and the Simurgk waited awhile, but in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And since that time the Swallow's tail has been forked, and the Serpent has lived on the blood of the Frog.
The moral of the following story of '* Saint Solomon and the Sparrow" will, no doubt, be appreciated by others than Orientals. , There was once in the blessed service of Saint Solomon — on whom be peace I — a little cock-sparrow, whose lively tricks and gambols were even pleasing to this Sultan.
One day Saint Solomon saw not the Sparrow by him, and he commanded the Simurgk (a mythical bir...d frequently referred to by Oriental Poets) to go fetch the Sparrow wherever he might be. Now for many dajrs previously the Sparrow had not visited his mate, and she had upbraided him, saying, '^ For this long time thou hast left me, and hast been with Solomon. Dost thou then love him more than me, or dost thou fear him?
TeUmel" «By Allah I" replied the Sparrow, "I would not exchange the^ for the world I — I am come but once on HOLIDAY UFE 91 earth and shall not come again. I go to Solomon for diversion — I have no fear of him." While he was thus talking with many such vauntings and boastings, the Simurgk arrived in haste, and hearing him, said harshly, *^ Up, up I Let us be off, for Saint Solomon is asking for thee." Then the Sparrow, being with his mate, plucked up courage and replied, ^ Off with thee, I will not go I '' Said the Sitmrgh, ""But I will indeed take thee with me." ''Off with thee I " cried again the Sparrow, ''or I will seize and rend thee in twun I " Quoth the Simurgk, " I will not go without thee." Yet the Sparrow heeded him not ; and the Simurgk waited awhile, but in vain.
What to read after Home Life in Turkey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Mary Jane Garnett to read onlineMoreLess
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