Observations On the Mussulmauns of India Descriptive of Their Manners Customs
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I have heard of your feast, — I am late, yet may it be that you have a little to spare, for I am hungry to my very heart. The blessing of God be on him who relieves my present sufferings from hunger ! " The Woodcutter and his wife agreed that it would be much better for them to go to heaven with half a bellyful, than leave one fellow-creature on earth famishing for a meal ; they, there- fore, determined on sharing their own portion with him who had none, and he went away from them rejoicing. " ...Now, " said the happy pair, " we shall eat our half- share with immixed delight, and with thankful hearts. By to-morrow eve we shall be transferred to paradise. " ' They had scarcely raised the savoury food to their opening- mouths, when a voice of melancholy bewailing arrested their attention, and stayed the hands already charged with food ; — a poor wretched creature, who had not tasted food for two whole days, moaned his piteous tale in accents that drew tears from the Woodcutter and his wife— their eyes met and the sympathy was mutual ; they were more willing to depart for 90 ANECDOTE OF MOSES AND THE WOODCUTTER heaven without the promised benefit of one earthly enjoyment, than suffer the hungry creature to die from want of that meal they had before them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have heard of your feast, — I am late, yet may it be that you have a little to spare, for I am hungry to my very heart. The blessing of God be on him who relieves my present sufferings from hunger ! " The Woodcutter and his wife agreed that it would be much better for them to go to heaven with half a bellyful, than leave one fellow-creature on earth famishing for a meal ; they, there- fore, determined on sharing their own portion with him who had none, and he went away from them rejoicing. " ...Now, " said the happy pair, " we shall eat our half- share with immixed delight, and with thankful hearts. By to-morrow eve we shall be transferred to paradise. " ' They had scarcely raised the savoury food to their opening- mouths, when a voice of melancholy bewailing arrested their attention, and stayed the hands already charged with food ; — a poor wretched creature, who had not tasted food for two whole days, moaned his piteous tale in accents that drew tears from the Woodcutter and his wife— their eyes met and the sympathy was mutual ; they were more willing to depart for 90 ANECDOTE OF MOSES AND THE WOODCUTTER heaven without the promised benefit of one earthly enjoyment, than suffer the hungry creature to die from want of that meal they had before them.
What to read after Observations On the Mussulmauns of India Descriptive of Their Manners Customs?
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