The Story of Valeh And Hadijeh
The Story of Valeh And Hadijeh
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] 60 HOW VALEH STOLE HADIJEH'S SHOES AND when day came he took his lost cause about the streets and the roads, and at last for very weariness lay down in the dust and slept. And in his dreams he, a helpless beggar, was set on the throne of Kings, and then he awoke and found his head pillowed on a stone. And all day long he waited for the night to come that unnoticed he might go again to the house of his beloved : the world was dark for him until the sun was set and darkness came. Then when the ...world's night appeared his night became morning, and he was drawn on to Hadijeh's house by his secret longing ; like an owl he loved the darkness and roamed about clothed in night. And he made himself a running noose and bound it round his waist, and he got store of nails and a hammer. And swift as the wind and like the wind unseen he sped to the house. Oh Valeh, why dost thou walk round that house as the pilgrims walk round the 61 Valeh and Hadijeh sacred stone of Mecca ? That is no kaabe, it is a woman's dwelling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] 60 HOW VALEH STOLE HADIJEH'S SHOES AND when day came he took his lost cause about the streets and the roads, and at last for very weariness lay down in the dust and slept. And in his dreams he, a helpless beggar, was set on the throne of Kings, and then he awoke and found his head pillowed on a stone. And all day long he waited for the night to come that unnoticed he might go again to the house of his beloved : the world was dark for him until the sun was set and darkness came. Then when the ...world's night appeared his night became morning, and he was drawn on to Hadijeh's house by his secret longing ; like an owl he loved the darkness and roamed about clothed in night. And he made himself a running noose and bound it round his waist, and he got store of nails and a hammer. And swift as the wind and like the wind unseen he sped to the house. Oh Valeh, why dost thou walk round that house as the pilgrims walk round the 61 Valeh and Hadijeh sacred stone of Mecca ? That is no kaabe, it is a woman's dwelling.
What to read after The Story of Valeh And Hadijeh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shams Al Din Faqir to read onlineMoreLess
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