The book of Delight And Other Papers
The book of Delight And Other Papers
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But, besides, an Amha-Arez, using the word in its later sense of ignoramus, would be too dullfor edifying conversation, and one might as well or as ill journey alone aswith a boor. But "thou shalt speak of them by the way, " says Deuteronomy ofthe commandments, and this (to say nothing of the danger) was one of thereasons why solitary travelling was disapproved. A man walking alone wasmore likely to turn his mind to idle thoughts, than if he had a congenialpartner to converse with, and the Mish...nah is severe against him who turnsaside from his peripatetic study to admire a tree or a fallow. This doesnot imply that the Jews were indifferent to the beauties of nature. Jewishtravellers often describe the scenery of the parts they visit, andPetachiah literally revels in the beautiful gardens of Persia, which hepaints in vivid colors. Then, again, few better descriptions of a storm atsea have been written than those composed by Jehudah Halevi on his fatalvoyage to Palestine. Similarly, Charizi, another Jewish wayfarer, wholaughed himself over half the world, wrote verses as he walked, to relievethe tedium.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, besides, an Amha-Arez, using the word in its later sense of ignoramus, would be too dullfor edifying conversation, and one might as well or as ill journey alone aswith a boor. But "thou shalt speak of them by the way, " says Deuteronomy ofthe commandments, and this (to say nothing of the danger) was one of thereasons why solitary travelling was disapproved. A man walking alone wasmore likely to turn his mind to idle thoughts, than if he had a congenialpartner to converse with, and the Mish...nah is severe against him who turnsaside from his peripatetic study to admire a tree or a fallow. This doesnot imply that the Jews were indifferent to the beauties of nature. Jewishtravellers often describe the scenery of the parts they visit, andPetachiah literally revels in the beautiful gardens of Persia, which hepaints in vivid colors. Then, again, few better descriptions of a storm atsea have been written than those composed by Jehudah Halevi on his fatalvoyage to Palestine. Similarly, Charizi, another Jewish wayfarer, wholaughed himself over half the world, wrote verses as he walked, to relievethe tedium.
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