Leila Or, the Siege of Granada, book Iii.
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Free fromthe stubborn associations, the sectarian prejudices, and unversed in thepeculiar traditions and accounts of the learned of her race, she foundnothing to shock her in the volume which seemed but a continuation of theelder writings of her faith. The sufferings of the Messiah, His sublimepurity, His meek forgiveness, spoke to her woman's heart; His doctrineselevated, while they charmed, her reason: and in the Heaven that a Divinehand opened to all, --the humble as the proud, the oppressed... as theoppressor, to the woman as to the lords of the earth, --she found a havenfor all the doubts she had known, and for the despair which of late haddarkened the face of earth. Her home lost, the deep and beautiful loveof her youth blighted, --that was a creed almost irresistible which toldher that grief was but for a day, that happiness was eternal. Far, too, from revolting such of the Hebrew pride of association as she had formed, the birth of the Messiah in the land of the Israelites seemed toconsummate their peculiar triumph as the Elected of Jehovah.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Free fromthe stubborn associations, the sectarian prejudices, and unversed in thepeculiar traditions and accounts of the learned of her race, she foundnothing to shock her in the volume which seemed but a continuation of theelder writings of her faith. The sufferings of the Messiah, His sublimepurity, His meek forgiveness, spoke to her woman's heart; His doctrineselevated, while they charmed, her reason: and in the Heaven that a Divinehand opened to all, --the humble as the proud, the oppressed... as theoppressor, to the woman as to the lords of the earth, --she found a havenfor all the doubts she had known, and for the despair which of late haddarkened the face of earth. Her home lost, the deep and beautiful loveof her youth blighted, --that was a creed almost irresistible which toldher that grief was but for a day, that happiness was eternal. Far, too, from revolting such of the Hebrew pride of association as she had formed, the birth of the Messiah in the land of the Israelites seemed toconsummate their peculiar triumph as the Elected of Jehovah.
What to read after Leila Or, the Siege of Granada, book Iii.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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