The Spell of Egypt
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Come to prayer! Come to prayer! . . . God is great. God is great. Thereis no god but God. " He circled round the minaret. He cried to the Nile. He cried to theColossi sitting in their plain, and to the yellow precipices of themountains of Libya. He cried to Egypt: "Come to prayer! Come to prayer! There is no god but God. There is nogod but God. " The days of the gods were dead, and their ruined temple echoed with theproclamation of the one god of the Moslem world. "Come to prayer! Cometo prayer...!" The sun began to sink.
"Sunset and evening star, and one clear call for me. " The voice of the muezzin died away. There was a silence; and then, as ifin answer to the cry from the minaret, I heard the chime of the angelusbell from the Catholic church of Luxor.
"Twilight and evening bell, and after that the dark. " I sat very still. The light was fading; all the yellow was fading, too, from the columns and the temple walls. I stayed till it was dark; andwith the dark the old gods seemed to resume their interrupted sway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come to prayer! Come to prayer! . . . God is great. God is great. Thereis no god but God. " He circled round the minaret. He cried to the Nile. He cried to theColossi sitting in their plain, and to the yellow precipices of themountains of Libya. He cried to Egypt: "Come to prayer! Come to prayer! There is no god but God. There is nogod but God. " The days of the gods were dead, and their ruined temple echoed with theproclamation of the one god of the Moslem world. "Come to prayer! Cometo prayer...!" The sun began to sink.
"Sunset and evening star, and one clear call for me. " The voice of the muezzin died away. There was a silence; and then, as ifin answer to the cry from the minaret, I heard the chime of the angelusbell from the Catholic church of Luxor.
"Twilight and evening bell, and after that the dark. " I sat very still. The light was fading; all the yellow was fading, too, from the columns and the temple walls. I stayed till it was dark; andwith the dark the old gods seemed to resume their interrupted sway.
What to read after The Spell of Egypt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hichens Robert Smythe to read onlineMoreLess
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