Pilgrimage
Pilgrimage
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It is about a man who swallowed the moon and found himself sailing round, round, and round the world. It isn't half as mad in its meaning though I, its maker, cannot and would not unravel its mystery as the answers to your questions will be. Hasten, Luke, I will sing the song; you shall join in the chorus which follows hard on every line. It is ' Fol-de-rol. ' Do you think you can remember that? You might practise it while the monks are explaining, and so punctuate their sapient discourse. " Ul...f hurried away, the crown of faded poppies still dangling about his cockscomb.
CHAPTER VII LILITH COMPLETES THE PROBLEM LUKE did not seek wisdom from the monks that evening after all, but followed Ulf's advice, and when the swine were safely housed, went to the home of the sick girl, Lilith.
There was, however, none of the promised song. He found Ulf a changed man. There was no occasion for melody or mirth. The jester, the fisherman and his wife, had other occupation for their thoughts.
Lilith was ill, very ill; suffering excess of pain, struggling desperately for breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is about a man who swallowed the moon and found himself sailing round, round, and round the world. It isn't half as mad in its meaning though I, its maker, cannot and would not unravel its mystery as the answers to your questions will be. Hasten, Luke, I will sing the song; you shall join in the chorus which follows hard on every line. It is ' Fol-de-rol. ' Do you think you can remember that? You might practise it while the monks are explaining, and so punctuate their sapient discourse. " Ul...f hurried away, the crown of faded poppies still dangling about his cockscomb.
CHAPTER VII LILITH COMPLETES THE PROBLEM LUKE did not seek wisdom from the monks that evening after all, but followed Ulf's advice, and when the swine were safely housed, went to the home of the sick girl, Lilith.
There was, however, none of the promised song. He found Ulf a changed man. There was no occasion for melody or mirth. The jester, the fisherman and his wife, had other occupation for their thoughts.
Lilith was ill, very ill; suffering excess of pain, struggling desperately for breath.
What to read after Pilgrimage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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