The Tree of Light
The Tree of Light
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Using the universal language of Rome, the two prisoners talked throughout the night. Never could Caradoc forget the mien of this marvelous man, nor his even more marvelous message. In vague po- etic fashion the Druids had argued of life out of death from their magic symbol of the mistletoe, All-Heal, growing indepen- dent and lone from the trunks of the stricken oaks. In powerful contrast with such fantasies, Caradoc now listened to the crystal clear teaching of the Sage, who spoke as one havin...g authority. [58] CARADOC IN ROME "One hath brought life and immortality to light" said he.
The Sage entered the City on the fol- lowing morning, and two years passed before these two met again. In all that time there was scarcely a day when the bereaved Caradoc, strangely comforted by the supreme confidence with which this Sage had spoken, scarcely a day passed when he failed to repeat to himself the sonorous solemn music that had fallen from the lips of Paul of Tarsus, "As we have borne the image of the earthy, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Using the universal language of Rome, the two prisoners talked throughout the night. Never could Caradoc forget the mien of this marvelous man, nor his even more marvelous message. In vague po- etic fashion the Druids had argued of life out of death from their magic symbol of the mistletoe, All-Heal, growing indepen- dent and lone from the trunks of the stricken oaks. In powerful contrast with such fantasies, Caradoc now listened to the crystal clear teaching of the Sage, who spoke as one havin...g authority. [58] CARADOC IN ROME "One hath brought life and immortality to light" said he.
The Sage entered the City on the fol- lowing morning, and two years passed before these two met again. In all that time there was scarcely a day when the bereaved Caradoc, strangely comforted by the supreme confidence with which this Sage had spoken, scarcely a day passed when he failed to repeat to himself the sonorous solemn music that had fallen from the lips of Paul of Tarsus, "As we have borne the image of the earthy, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly.
What to read after The Tree of Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Augustin Brown Scherer to read onlineMoreLess
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