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"I shall soon change the burden of their prayers. Go tell them this : the day I die two of the wisest men from every city in the kingdom shall die also.
Go everywhere, and tell these learned doc- tors they had best pray for my good health." 142 The priest bowed before his king and retired. The pagan noble looked up at this ruler of the land of the one God and felt a thrill of horror. Herod, turning quickly, beckoned to the young knight, his wrinkles quivering with anger. Now, in- deed, he was l...ike a lion at bay.
"Ha-a!" he roared, and his head bent slowly and his voice fell to a low rumble as he continued. " 'Tis an evil time in Jeru- salem. I weary of this long fight with traitors. They grind their points; they stir poison; they swarm in the streets.
They rob me of my friends, and now — ^now they seek alliance with Jehovah to rob me of my throne. 'Tis well you should know and beware. I have a plan which will make them desire my good health. Report to Quirinus, and remember" — he took a hand of the youth in both of his with a fawning movement — " I have need of friends." That very day an order went forth that certain of the learned men of every city be assembled in the amphitheatre at Jericho, 143 and be there confined to wait the further pleasure of the king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I shall soon change the burden of their prayers. Go tell them this : the day I die two of the wisest men from every city in the kingdom shall die also.
Go everywhere, and tell these learned doc- tors they had best pray for my good health." 142 The priest bowed before his king and retired. The pagan noble looked up at this ruler of the land of the one God and felt a thrill of horror. Herod, turning quickly, beckoned to the young knight, his wrinkles quivering with anger. Now, in- deed, he was l...ike a lion at bay.
"Ha-a!" he roared, and his head bent slowly and his voice fell to a low rumble as he continued. " 'Tis an evil time in Jeru- salem. I weary of this long fight with traitors. They grind their points; they stir poison; they swarm in the streets.
They rob me of my friends, and now — ^now they seek alliance with Jehovah to rob me of my throne. 'Tis well you should know and beware. I have a plan which will make them desire my good health. Report to Quirinus, and remember" — he took a hand of the youth in both of his with a fawning movement — " I have need of friends." That very day an order went forth that certain of the learned men of every city be assembled in the amphitheatre at Jericho, 143 and be there confined to wait the further pleasure of the king.
What to read after Vergilius; a Tale of the Coming of Christ;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacheller, Irving, 1859-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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