Parables of a Province
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"My son, " he answered, "canst thou not see? Yonder, through the gentlemist, are the Scarlet Hills. Our journey is near done. " The boy lifted his head and looked. "I can see nothing but the mist, myfather--not the Scarlet Hills. I am tired, I would sleep. " "Thou shalt sleep soon. The wise men told us of the Delightful Chateauat the gateway of the hills. Courage, my son! If I gave thee the goldenballs to toss, would it cheer thee?" "My father, I care not for the golden balls; but if I had hors...e andsword and a thousand men, I would take a city. " The man laid his hand upon the boy's shoulder.
"If I, my son, " he said, "had a horse and sword and a thousand men, Iwould build a city. " "Why dost thou not fly thy falcon, or write thy thoughts upon the sand, as thou didst yesterday, my father?" The man loosed the falcon from his wrist, and watched it fly away.
"My son, I care not for the falcon, nor any more for writing on thesands. " "My father, if thou didst build a city, I would not tear it down, but Iwould keep it with my thousand men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"My son, " he answered, "canst thou not see? Yonder, through the gentlemist, are the Scarlet Hills. Our journey is near done. " The boy lifted his head and looked. "I can see nothing but the mist, myfather--not the Scarlet Hills. I am tired, I would sleep. " "Thou shalt sleep soon. The wise men told us of the Delightful Chateauat the gateway of the hills. Courage, my son! If I gave thee the goldenballs to toss, would it cheer thee?" "My father, I care not for the golden balls; but if I had hors...e andsword and a thousand men, I would take a city. " The man laid his hand upon the boy's shoulder.
"If I, my son, " he said, "had a horse and sword and a thousand men, Iwould build a city. " "Why dost thou not fly thy falcon, or write thy thoughts upon the sand, as thou didst yesterday, my father?" The man loosed the falcon from his wrist, and watched it fly away.
"My son, I care not for the falcon, nor any more for writing on thesands. " "My father, if thou didst build a city, I would not tear it down, but Iwould keep it with my thousand men.
What to read after Parables of a Province?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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