The Seventh Christmas
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" Am I not nearly a man? Today I am seven. " ' Yea, today thou art seven and I have no present for thee; therefore I will tell thee. It was growing dark as we climbed up to Bethlehem; far away in the clouds, like a white pal- ace hewn from the moonlight, it shone. Every window was illumined and all along the road we met travel- ers turning back. ' There is no room/ they called to us, * no room/ THE SEVENTH CHRISTMAS 31 But Joseph pressed forward, for he had kinsfolk living there; he thought the...y would take pity on my neces- sity. We came to the last ascent and the gateway; we entered. He went from door to door, inquiring for shelter, that I might find rest. His kinsfolk and friends with one accord began to make excuses : ' If we had but known of thy coming: if thou hadst but arrived earlier. ' Even at the inn there was no place left for us. When my strength was gone, hard by the courtyard of the inn we found a cave in the rocks, where cat- tle were stalled. The kindly beasts made way for us and there, on such a starry night as this is, thou thou who shalt be ruler over all the world, wast born.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Am I not nearly a man? Today I am seven. " ' Yea, today thou art seven and I have no present for thee; therefore I will tell thee. It was growing dark as we climbed up to Bethlehem; far away in the clouds, like a white pal- ace hewn from the moonlight, it shone. Every window was illumined and all along the road we met travel- ers turning back. ' There is no room/ they called to us, * no room/ THE SEVENTH CHRISTMAS 31 But Joseph pressed forward, for he had kinsfolk living there; he thought the...y would take pity on my neces- sity. We came to the last ascent and the gateway; we entered. He went from door to door, inquiring for shelter, that I might find rest. His kinsfolk and friends with one accord began to make excuses : ' If we had but known of thy coming: if thou hadst but arrived earlier. ' Even at the inn there was no place left for us. When my strength was gone, hard by the courtyard of the inn we found a cave in the rocks, where cat- tle were stalled. The kindly beasts made way for us and there, on such a starry night as this is, thou thou who shalt be ruler over all the world, wast born.
What to read after The Seventh Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawson Coningsby to read onlineMoreLess
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