Nile Notes of a Howadji
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The Howadji feels, once more, how the Nile flows behind history, and he glides gently into the rear of all modern developments, and stands in the pure pre- sence of primitive feeling perceives the naturalness of the world's first worship^ and is an antique Ara- bian, a devotee of the sun, " as he sails, as he sails. " For sun-worship is an instinct of the earliest races. The sun and stars are the first great friends of man. By the o_ne he directs his movements, by the light of the other he gath...ers the fruit its warmth has ripened. Gratitude is natural to the youth, and he adores where he loves and of the God of the last and wisest faith, the sun-is still -the -symbol. This sun shines again in the brilliance of the col- ors the Easterns love. The sculptures upon the old tombs and temples are of the most positive colors red. Blue, yellow, green and black, were the colors THE SUN. 99 of the old Egyptians and still the instinct is tho same in their costume. The poetic Howadji would fancy they had studied the beauty of rainbows against dark clouds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Howadji feels, once more, how the Nile flows behind history, and he glides gently into the rear of all modern developments, and stands in the pure pre- sence of primitive feeling perceives the naturalness of the world's first worship^ and is an antique Ara- bian, a devotee of the sun, " as he sails, as he sails. " For sun-worship is an instinct of the earliest races. The sun and stars are the first great friends of man. By the o_ne he directs his movements, by the light of the other he gath...ers the fruit its warmth has ripened. Gratitude is natural to the youth, and he adores where he loves and of the God of the last and wisest faith, the sun-is still -the -symbol. This sun shines again in the brilliance of the col- ors the Easterns love. The sculptures upon the old tombs and temples are of the most positive colors red. Blue, yellow, green and black, were the colors THE SUN. 99 of the old Egyptians and still the instinct is tho same in their costume. The poetic Howadji would fancy they had studied the beauty of rainbows against dark clouds.
What to read after Nile Notes of a Howadji?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis George William to read onlineMoreLess
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