Martin of Mansfeld
Martin of Mansfeld
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I also haA^e fever, and a raging thirst. " That was a hard day for the travelers. In spite of sickness, they x)lodded on. At last the thirst became too great. ^'Brother John, " said Martin, in despera- tion, ^'I can endure it no longer! I must drink some of this fair, flowing water!" "It is deadly!" said John, rousing him- self. "Do not touch it! The fever will pass away, but the water is poisonous! Come, Martin, it is not pure, like our moun- tain streams; do not look at it!" They toiled on, t...he hot landscape swim- ming before their fevered eyes. At last Brother John turned joyfully to the lag- ging ]\Iartin. "Look! God has sent us fruit to quench our thirst!" 80 A VISIT TO ROME And he pointed to a stone wall over which there hung a branch freighted with two luscious pomegranates. How delicious the sweet juice was to their parched throats! After this they traveled on less painfully, and by evening the fever was gone. At last, after a journey of some six weeks, they reached the hilltop from which the traveler catches the first glimpse of the city of Eome lying outspread upon its seven hills, with the Tiber winding below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I also haA^e fever, and a raging thirst. " That was a hard day for the travelers. In spite of sickness, they x)lodded on. At last the thirst became too great. ^'Brother John, " said Martin, in despera- tion, ^'I can endure it no longer! I must drink some of this fair, flowing water!" "It is deadly!" said John, rousing him- self. "Do not touch it! The fever will pass away, but the water is poisonous! Come, Martin, it is not pure, like our moun- tain streams; do not look at it!" They toiled on, t...he hot landscape swim- ming before their fevered eyes. At last Brother John turned joyfully to the lag- ging ]\Iartin. "Look! God has sent us fruit to quench our thirst!" 80 A VISIT TO ROME And he pointed to a stone wall over which there hung a branch freighted with two luscious pomegranates. How delicious the sweet juice was to their parched throats! After this they traveled on less painfully, and by evening the fever was gone. At last, after a journey of some six weeks, they reached the hilltop from which the traveler catches the first glimpse of the city of Eome lying outspread upon its seven hills, with the Tiber winding below.
What to read after Martin of Mansfeld?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Rebecca Himes Seebach to read onlineMoreLess
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