The Conquest of Jerusalem
The Conquest of Jerusalem
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' She put her hands to her throat.
' I stifle, ' she said ; ' I dreamt that I was at the bottom of your well, and that the whole house had fallen in upon me. I came up to breathe in the moonlight and look out upon the world of Moab. ' She advanced to the middle of the terrace, and, facing the moon, bent back gently, moving her body from the hips, slight and supple like those of a boy.
Arms outstretched, lips open, she drank in the moon. The veil on her head glided down, and her long black tress...es tumbled down her back in coils like wriggling serpents. The discs of gold in her ears twisted round, and between her band of silver and her horns of Ammon her unwrinkled, untroubled forehead, tattooed with three blue stars, shone forth like that of an idol.
Helie had risen.
' It is Ashtaroth, ' he whispered.
' Tell me your name, ' he said aloud.
' I have none. People call me what they like some Nour (Night), some Nahar (Fire). And you, what will you call me ?' And, raising herself to her full height, she turned towards him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' She put her hands to her throat.
' I stifle, ' she said ; ' I dreamt that I was at the bottom of your well, and that the whole house had fallen in upon me. I came up to breathe in the moonlight and look out upon the world of Moab. ' She advanced to the middle of the terrace, and, facing the moon, bent back gently, moving her body from the hips, slight and supple like those of a boy.
Arms outstretched, lips open, she drank in the moon. The veil on her head glided down, and her long black tress...es tumbled down her back in coils like wriggling serpents. The discs of gold in her ears twisted round, and between her band of silver and her horns of Ammon her unwrinkled, untroubled forehead, tattooed with three blue stars, shone forth like that of an idol.
Helie had risen.
' It is Ashtaroth, ' he whispered.
' Tell me your name, ' he said aloud.
' I have none. People call me what they like some Nour (Night), some Nahar (Fire). And you, what will you call me ?' And, raising herself to her full height, she turned towards him.
What to read after The Conquest of Jerusalem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Myriam Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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