Tales of Jewish History volume 3
Tales of Jewish History volume 3
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Passively he submitted to the Roman who was the com- panion of their journey; Eve strove vainly to THE PHARISEE.
gain a look, a sign from him ; he heeded her not. When the grief of parting from Hindlah had somewhat abated, dark fears of treachery began to take possession of her mind. Elias was to join their party at midday ; but he came not. She strove to gain a word from the Roman ; but he could not or would not un- derstand her language. Their way had hitherto been upon a lonely and deserted ...track, where there was neither sign nor sound of human be- ing. The maiden grew faint and weary ; un- used to fatigue, and exhausted from want of food, of which she had tasted none since the preceding evening, she at length entreated the Roman, in his own language, to stop and rest awhile, for she was fainting from heat, thirst, and fatigue. Dismounting from his mule, Servius assisted the maiden from hers also, and loosened the bonds that bound Benoni to his animal. He gave them some ripe fruits which he gathered, and Eve strove but vainly to extract from Servius whither he was leading them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Passively he submitted to the Roman who was the com- panion of their journey; Eve strove vainly to THE PHARISEE.
gain a look, a sign from him ; he heeded her not. When the grief of parting from Hindlah had somewhat abated, dark fears of treachery began to take possession of her mind. Elias was to join their party at midday ; but he came not. She strove to gain a word from the Roman ; but he could not or would not un- derstand her language. Their way had hitherto been upon a lonely and deserted ...track, where there was neither sign nor sound of human be- ing. The maiden grew faint and weary ; un- used to fatigue, and exhausted from want of food, of which she had tasted none since the preceding evening, she at length entreated the Roman, in his own language, to stop and rest awhile, for she was fainting from heat, thirst, and fatigue. Dismounting from his mule, Servius assisted the maiden from hers also, and loosened the bonds that bound Benoni to his animal. He gave them some ripe fruits which he gathered, and Eve strove but vainly to extract from Servius whither he was leading them.
What to read after Tales of Jewish History volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Moss to read onlineMoreLess
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