Towards Democracy. Complete in Four Parts
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With the Sun and the Earth for companions, with browned arms and face and dazzle-lidded eyes, thick-booted, untiring, all day the sower goes sowing — What in due time shall become daily bread in the mouths of thousands.
The caravan has halted : it is the hour of prayer, ^he tents are already pitched ; On his carpet the old Sheikh kneels upright — his arms and eyes uplifted ; above, the living blue breathless miracle bends — the sky !
The others are round him with their faces buried m the sand ;... llie camels are tethered a few paces off.
His voice ascends. By the doors of the tents from the 78 Towards Democracy scanty fires just lighted three columns of smoke, perfectly straight, also ascend.
That is all. The smoke creeps upward and is lost continually in the blue ; his voice who prays creeps upward and is lost.
Around spreads, silent, with loose stones and a few weeds, the desert ; above, the sky.
The Sky!
L I arise and pass.
After eighty years, having been once like the rest a little vacant-eyed child in his mother's arms ; having thence lived and toiled and enjoyed much hither and thither over the earth ; Now being very weary, and day after day and week after week growing more and more weary ; all all old interests refusing, for death longing — the old lawyer lies down to sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the Sun and the Earth for companions, with browned arms and face and dazzle-lidded eyes, thick-booted, untiring, all day the sower goes sowing — What in due time shall become daily bread in the mouths of thousands.
The caravan has halted : it is the hour of prayer, ^he tents are already pitched ; On his carpet the old Sheikh kneels upright — his arms and eyes uplifted ; above, the living blue breathless miracle bends — the sky !
The others are round him with their faces buried m the sand ;... llie camels are tethered a few paces off.
His voice ascends. By the doors of the tents from the 78 Towards Democracy scanty fires just lighted three columns of smoke, perfectly straight, also ascend.
That is all. The smoke creeps upward and is lost continually in the blue ; his voice who prays creeps upward and is lost.
Around spreads, silent, with loose stones and a few weeds, the desert ; above, the sky.
The Sky!
L I arise and pass.
After eighty years, having been once like the rest a little vacant-eyed child in his mother's arms ; having thence lived and toiled and enjoyed much hither and thither over the earth ; Now being very weary, and day after day and week after week growing more and more weary ; all all old interests refusing, for death longing — the old lawyer lies down to sleep.
What to read after Towards Democracy. Complete in Four Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carpenter, Edward, 1844-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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