The Temple of Melekartha 1
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" Brother and peer in counsel," said Tsidon, " afford the hand of healthful advice to the Chief, TEMPLE OF MELEKARTHA. 203 who, himself smitten with the common malady, mourns the destruction of his people. Death, quick of step, and voracious, walks up and down through the city, like the furtive intruder upon a neighbour's vineyard, who hastily gorges the ripest clusters. — Say, then. Elder ! versed as you are in the counsels of invisible powers, how must we avert the sword of the destroyer ? " ...''Sword of the destroyer! — Ah, already has the dread Prince with whom Harushul holds colloquy, sealed his victims ; — every son and daughter of the Tsidonians is his victim ! Haru- shul — the man of piercing sight — the man whose eye is quickened, sees the red finger-mark of fate on every forehead of the people. — Every soul of our tribes must die ! — The islands of Tsoor and Tsidon shall be void of life. — The vulture even shall move her brood from the rock; — the rock shall send back upon the shore no echo of mirth, no echo of toil; — these palaces shall crumble into dust; — and the mariner of a future time, storm- driven upon yonder reefs, shall ask, but not learn, " Who were the men that perished among these rums: *' Not so — not so, Harushul; — the wrath of heaven, does it not relent?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Brother and peer in counsel," said Tsidon, " afford the hand of healthful advice to the Chief, TEMPLE OF MELEKARTHA. 203 who, himself smitten with the common malady, mourns the destruction of his people. Death, quick of step, and voracious, walks up and down through the city, like the furtive intruder upon a neighbour's vineyard, who hastily gorges the ripest clusters. — Say, then. Elder ! versed as you are in the counsels of invisible powers, how must we avert the sword of the destroyer ? " ...''Sword of the destroyer! — Ah, already has the dread Prince with whom Harushul holds colloquy, sealed his victims ; — every son and daughter of the Tsidonians is his victim ! Haru- shul — the man of piercing sight — the man whose eye is quickened, sees the red finger-mark of fate on every forehead of the people. — Every soul of our tribes must die ! — The islands of Tsoor and Tsidon shall be void of life. — The vulture even shall move her brood from the rock; — the rock shall send back upon the shore no echo of mirth, no echo of toil; — these palaces shall crumble into dust; — and the mariner of a future time, storm- driven upon yonder reefs, shall ask, but not learn, " Who were the men that perished among these rums: *' Not so — not so, Harushul; — the wrath of heaven, does it not relent?
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