The Coming of the King
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" After pausing a moment Zadorpointed toward the steps and said, "Look, seest thou the woman with aman on each side of her? She weareth white with a veil. And the oneman is a Rabbi with uncovered head and carrying a staff. The otherweareth a blue turban with fringed sash on the side. See them? Midwayof the third step they stand. Let us move toward them. " Keeping to the outer edge of the animated throng, Zador soon came to aplace from which, by standing on the base of a pillar he could see over...the heads of the people. "Yea, " he said to his companion, "it isLazarus and his sister as I thought. And at his heels is the othersister with her man. Now I will get me on the track of my anklet. Watch thou my standing place while I call a guard. " Leaving the Templelawyer by the pillar, Zador Ben Amon soon found a guard to whom hesaid, "The woman in the white cloak and veil who walketh between theRabbi uncovered, and the man in blue head-dress, with a sash, hath intimes past vexed me sore because of a lost anklet which she prayed meto find for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" After pausing a moment Zadorpointed toward the steps and said, "Look, seest thou the woman with aman on each side of her? She weareth white with a veil. And the oneman is a Rabbi with uncovered head and carrying a staff. The otherweareth a blue turban with fringed sash on the side. See them? Midwayof the third step they stand. Let us move toward them. " Keeping to the outer edge of the animated throng, Zador soon came to aplace from which, by standing on the base of a pillar he could see over...the heads of the people. "Yea, " he said to his companion, "it isLazarus and his sister as I thought. And at his heels is the othersister with her man. Now I will get me on the track of my anklet. Watch thou my standing place while I call a guard. " Leaving the Templelawyer by the pillar, Zador Ben Amon soon found a guard to whom hesaid, "The woman in the white cloak and veil who walketh between theRabbi uncovered, and the man in blue head-dress, with a sash, hath intimes past vexed me sore because of a lost anklet which she prayed meto find for her.
What to read after The Coming of the King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Babcock Bernie to read onlineMoreLess
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