Papers of a Pariah
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To him is co«mmitted the silver cradle in which the Body of the Prince is to lie presently; so he muffles his hands and the utensil all together in a cloth for fear that he should breathe upon it or touch it, and stands breathless down below while the other two go about their business on the highest step. He partakes of the character of a sentry, a servant, and an observer. He has nothing to say or do; he must stand perfectly still till he is wanted. He would give the world to go up and down ag...ain with the other two and the censer in that rhythmical dance with which the door of the second ante-room is approached; but it is not allowed him. He must comfort him- self with reflecting on the high honour be- stowed on him with the guardianship of THE RELIGIOUS DANCE 121 the j)aten, and the pleasure of looking through the door. Ilis one relief is to step up for an instant for the Sanctus and return.
And now there is no movement. The hierarch has wheeled on his heel and begged his assistant to pray for him; he has whis- pered his first sentence in the King's ear, a hint at the secret boon he will ask pres- ently, and has then stepped back to make a cheerful noise to the God of his salvation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To him is co«mmitted the silver cradle in which the Body of the Prince is to lie presently; so he muffles his hands and the utensil all together in a cloth for fear that he should breathe upon it or touch it, and stands breathless down below while the other two go about their business on the highest step. He partakes of the character of a sentry, a servant, and an observer. He has nothing to say or do; he must stand perfectly still till he is wanted. He would give the world to go up and down ag...ain with the other two and the censer in that rhythmical dance with which the door of the second ante-room is approached; but it is not allowed him. He must comfort him- self with reflecting on the high honour be- stowed on him with the guardianship of THE RELIGIOUS DANCE 121 the j)aten, and the pleasure of looking through the door. Ilis one relief is to step up for an instant for the Sanctus and return.
And now there is no movement. The hierarch has wheeled on his heel and begged his assistant to pray for him; he has whis- pered his first sentence in the King's ear, a hint at the secret boon he will ask pres- ently, and has then stepped back to make a cheerful noise to the God of his salvation.
What to read after Papers of a Pariah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Robert Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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