Idolatry
Idolatry
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Barren of Eve, Adamwould not have fallen; but with her he will one day not only retrievehis fall, but climb to a sublimer height than any to which he couldhave aspired alone.
Balder strolled out on the wide lawn. Southwestward wound an avenue ofgreat trees, overshadowing the narrow footpath that stole beneaththem. To the right, round the northern corner of the house, he couldsee far off the white tops of the blossoming apple-trees; and beyond, the river. The orchard perfume came riding on the u...ntamed breeze, andwhispered a fragrant secret in the young man's ear. Orchardward hepursued his search.
As he went on, Gnulemah grew every moment nearer. At length he caughtthe flutter of her mantle amidst the foliage, and presently saw heron the brink of the precipice, looking out across the broad blueriver. Thus had he, through his glass, darkly, seen her stand the daybefore. Were the crossing a river and the flight of a day all thatdivided his past life from what he thought awaited him now!
While yet at a distance, he called to her, --not from impatience, butbecause he stood in awe of the meeting, and wanted the first momentsover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Barren of Eve, Adamwould not have fallen; but with her he will one day not only retrievehis fall, but climb to a sublimer height than any to which he couldhave aspired alone.
Balder strolled out on the wide lawn. Southwestward wound an avenue ofgreat trees, overshadowing the narrow footpath that stole beneaththem. To the right, round the northern corner of the house, he couldsee far off the white tops of the blossoming apple-trees; and beyond, the river. The orchard perfume came riding on the u...ntamed breeze, andwhispered a fragrant secret in the young man's ear. Orchardward hepursued his search.
As he went on, Gnulemah grew every moment nearer. At length he caughtthe flutter of her mantle amidst the foliage, and presently saw heron the brink of the precipice, looking out across the broad blueriver. Thus had he, through his glass, darkly, seen her stand the daybefore. Were the crossing a river and the flight of a day all thatdivided his past life from what he thought awaited him now!
While yet at a distance, he called to her, --not from impatience, butbecause he stood in awe of the meeting, and wanted the first momentsover.
What to read after Idolatry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Julian to read onlineMoreLess
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