Poor Raoul Other Fables
Poor Raoul Other Fables
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But while my 1 8 RABBI SIMEON children sat and spoke with each other, sorrow came over me for the thought of my heart and the words of my mouth, and the voice said, c Foolish child, great is thy poverty, and thou knowest it not ; was there ever a good act that thou didst of which thou canst say, * It is mine ? ' How often hast thou gone from the good path ? Didst thou make the way thou hast showed unto others, or dig that well of love that none can sound ? ' Then I called the young men around m...e and said, * My sons, I have spoken ill. Know that all the good we have and do and think are gifts, and are not ours. I am eighty years old, Rabbi Simeon, whom men call the Good, and this day I have been filled with pride over a garment that is not my own, for it is God who covers the poor naked soul of man with goodness and holiness, and yet we can forget, and I had forgotten. ' " And this is why thou foundest me in tears. " THE EPIGRAMMATIST THE philosopher sat at his window meditating as he took his lunch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But while my 1 8 RABBI SIMEON children sat and spoke with each other, sorrow came over me for the thought of my heart and the words of my mouth, and the voice said, c Foolish child, great is thy poverty, and thou knowest it not ; was there ever a good act that thou didst of which thou canst say, * It is mine ? ' How often hast thou gone from the good path ? Didst thou make the way thou hast showed unto others, or dig that well of love that none can sound ? ' Then I called the young men around m...e and said, * My sons, I have spoken ill. Know that all the good we have and do and think are gifts, and are not ours. I am eighty years old, Rabbi Simeon, whom men call the Good, and this day I have been filled with pride over a garment that is not my own, for it is God who covers the poor naked soul of man with goodness and holiness, and yet we can forget, and I had forgotten. ' " And this is why thou foundest me in tears. " THE EPIGRAMMATIST THE philosopher sat at his window meditating as he took his lunch.
What to read after Poor Raoul Other Fables?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Edmund Thomas Edmund Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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