The Messiah volume 2
The Messiah volume 2
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Thou canst not ;. Ie: for the wounds, of which I complain, are if the soul. Wounds of thy soul, brother! au- the voice, which now approach'd nearer ; stretch ;!!iiie arm, that I may fmd and embrace thee.
. ..^. , niLis stretch'd out his arm, ai. D the other seizing it, unbrac'd it. Thomas then began the discourse.
Art thou, O traveller ! an Israelite ! Didst thou come o Jerusalem at the lite festival 1 \Vhat is thy name ?— I one of the sons of Jacob. 1 come from a far coan- ry, and my name is J...oseph: what, brother, is thine? — My name is Thomas. — But why, O Thomas, dost thou, thy htmentations here at the sepulchres in the gloom )f night ? Come, let us leave this dreary place : silence uid darkness only blacken the melancholy images which wercloud thy soul.
TTiis silence, O Joseph ! these melancholy images ivbich overcloud iny soul, I am pleass'd with. I no'. V love nothing more than death and the grave. If the earth would receive mc into its peaceful feed, 1 should no longer be the son of misery, no longer lie in the depths of affliction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou canst not ;. Ie: for the wounds, of which I complain, are if the soul. Wounds of thy soul, brother! au- the voice, which now approach'd nearer ; stretch ;!!iiie arm, that I may fmd and embrace thee.
. ..^. , niLis stretch'd out his arm, ai. D the other seizing it, unbrac'd it. Thomas then began the discourse.
Art thou, O traveller ! an Israelite ! Didst thou come o Jerusalem at the lite festival 1 \Vhat is thy name ?— I one of the sons of Jacob. 1 come from a far coan- ry, and my name is J...oseph: what, brother, is thine? — My name is Thomas. — But why, O Thomas, dost thou, thy htmentations here at the sepulchres in the gloom )f night ? Come, let us leave this dreary place : silence uid darkness only blacken the melancholy images which wercloud thy soul.
TTiis silence, O Joseph ! these melancholy images ivbich overcloud iny soul, I am pleass'd with. I no'. V love nothing more than death and the grave. If the earth would receive mc into its peaceful feed, 1 should no longer be the son of misery, no longer lie in the depths of affliction.
What to read after The Messiah volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock to read onlineMoreLess
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