The City of Delight
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Hello! Young David!" one of the younger men called up to theshepherd. "Does Titus pay you for minding his mutton?" "Salute, neighbors!" another shouted. "Here is the Roman commissary!" "Ill-fathered son of an Ishmaelite!" a Tyrian said to this jester. "That you should make sport of Judea's humiliation!" The shepherd who had paused amid his whirlpool of sheep wisely heldhis peace. There was a division of sentiment here that were better notaggravated. He halted long enough for the road to clear b...elow him andthen descended into the valley and crossed to the low meadow on theopposite side.
His scamper of sheep flocked into the sedge, parting around theprostrate figure by a circle of coals now dead, and plunged into thepasture. The boy inspected the earth and shook his head. It was toowet for a long stay, inviting as it seemed. But here his flock mightpasture for a day without injury.
He glanced at the sleeper as he passed and continued to the fartherside where the opposite hill sloped down into the depression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hello! Young David!" one of the younger men called up to theshepherd. "Does Titus pay you for minding his mutton?" "Salute, neighbors!" another shouted. "Here is the Roman commissary!" "Ill-fathered son of an Ishmaelite!" a Tyrian said to this jester. "That you should make sport of Judea's humiliation!" The shepherd who had paused amid his whirlpool of sheep wisely heldhis peace. There was a division of sentiment here that were better notaggravated. He halted long enough for the road to clear b...elow him andthen descended into the valley and crossed to the low meadow on theopposite side.
His scamper of sheep flocked into the sedge, parting around theprostrate figure by a circle of coals now dead, and plunged into thepasture. The boy inspected the earth and shook his head. It was toowet for a long stay, inviting as it seemed. But here his flock mightpasture for a day without injury.
He glanced at the sleeper as he passed and continued to the fartherside where the opposite hill sloped down into the depression.
What to read after The City of Delight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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