Stories From the Christian East
Stories From the Christian East
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" said the shepherd. " No- body in my house wears anything but wool. " And he turned away, leaving Dorotheos ashamed and weeping.
Now as he went mournfully home, he saw a great man coming riding upon a white horse, attended by a large retinue : he looked like one of the royal governors, and he was really the Archangel Michael, though of course Doro- theos did not know him in his disguise : and they met near the door of Dorotheos' house. The governor drew bridle and saluted him. " Hail, Dorotheo...s, " said he. " Good and peaceful man, where are you going, and why do you carry a woman's robe in your hands ? ' Dorotheos did not at first answer his question, but returned him a compliment. " Is not Theopiste alive ? " enquired the governor. " Yes, to do you service, " answered Dorotheos : and at last he was com- pelled to admit what he had been about how he had tried to buy a sheep with the robe, but had failed.
" Look you, " said the governor, " if I undertake to get you a sheep, will you receive me and my retinue in your house to- day ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said the shepherd. " No- body in my house wears anything but wool. " And he turned away, leaving Dorotheos ashamed and weeping.
Now as he went mournfully home, he saw a great man coming riding upon a white horse, attended by a large retinue : he looked like one of the royal governors, and he was really the Archangel Michael, though of course Doro- theos did not know him in his disguise : and they met near the door of Dorotheos' house. The governor drew bridle and saluted him. " Hail, Dorotheo...s, " said he. " Good and peaceful man, where are you going, and why do you carry a woman's robe in your hands ? ' Dorotheos did not at first answer his question, but returned him a compliment. " Is not Theopiste alive ? " enquired the governor. " Yes, to do you service, " answered Dorotheos : and at last he was com- pelled to admit what he had been about how he had tried to buy a sheep with the robe, but had failed.
" Look you, " said the governor, " if I undertake to get you a sheep, will you receive me and my retinue in your house to- day ?
What to read after Stories From the Christian East?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Stephen Gaselee to read onlineMoreLess
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