Letters From Africa
Letters From Africa
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Most just is the picture, and in that too which afterwards follows.
Continuing my route I passed the isthmus of Suez, and the fragments of Rinocerura, Rapha, and Agrippfades, and leaving behind me Besor, I comforted my weary eye with the olives of Gerara, the happy land of the Philistines.
Departing from Gaza I went to Beersheba, to Sorek, upon the borders of which lived Dalilah, to Timnath and Gabatha, known already by the feats of Samson ; and getting out of the way of the tribe of Simeon, I ...advanced into the mounts of Judah and Benjamin, arriving by the plain of Booz at Jeru- salem, in the very time of the Greeks demanding from Heaven their sacred fire.
At the view of the"Hill of Sion and Mount of Olives, at the appearance of the city, I felt both as a Christian and as a philo- sopher, touched by an hitherto unfelt emotion, which, somewhat retarding my steps, covered my heart with pleasing melancholy, and my mind with incessant meditation. Oh ! what a diflfer- ence between the figurative aind the true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most just is the picture, and in that too which afterwards follows.
Continuing my route I passed the isthmus of Suez, and the fragments of Rinocerura, Rapha, and Agrippfades, and leaving behind me Besor, I comforted my weary eye with the olives of Gerara, the happy land of the Philistines.
Departing from Gaza I went to Beersheba, to Sorek, upon the borders of which lived Dalilah, to Timnath and Gabatha, known already by the feats of Samson ; and getting out of the way of the tribe of Simeon, I ...advanced into the mounts of Judah and Benjamin, arriving by the plain of Booz at Jeru- salem, in the very time of the Greeks demanding from Heaven their sacred fire.
At the view of the"Hill of Sion and Mount of Olives, at the appearance of the city, I felt both as a Christian and as a philo- sopher, touched by an hitherto unfelt emotion, which, somewhat retarding my steps, covered my heart with pleasing melancholy, and my mind with incessant meditation. Oh ! what a diflfer- ence between the figurative aind the true.
What to read after Letters From Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Signor Travideani to read onlineMoreLess
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