When the Blind Saw
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Lad, lad, the Saviour cometh!" Suddenly he turned to Nathan in amazement: "Dost mean that thou sawest them ? Thou ?" The little fellow was sobbing in his excitement. "I did! I did see! But now — O Elon, I see nothing! I am blind still !" One of the other shepherds stirred. "Canst see the red coals here in the fire?" he asked.
The lad stared into the dark- ness with unseeing eyes, and cried out pitifully, "Nay, all is dark!" "But thou didst see the angels," said Elon, his strong comforting arm a...bout the little fellow's shoulders. "It is as I said: he that hath blind eyes can see with 18 WHEN THE BLIND SAW - the eyes of his soul. But, O my brothers, my dear lad, why wait we here? Messiah is born! Let us go even to Bethlehem and see!' , Nathan caught at the thought.
"Quickly, let us go! It may be, since I saw the angels, I may see the Saviour!" They were afoot at once, the shepherds with staves in hand, sheepskins thrown back over their shoulders. Out at the gate and down the road they hastened towards the few lights gleaming late in the town below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lad, lad, the Saviour cometh!" Suddenly he turned to Nathan in amazement: "Dost mean that thou sawest them ? Thou ?" The little fellow was sobbing in his excitement. "I did! I did see! But now — O Elon, I see nothing! I am blind still !" One of the other shepherds stirred. "Canst see the red coals here in the fire?" he asked.
The lad stared into the dark- ness with unseeing eyes, and cried out pitifully, "Nay, all is dark!" "But thou didst see the angels," said Elon, his strong comforting arm a...bout the little fellow's shoulders. "It is as I said: he that hath blind eyes can see with 18 WHEN THE BLIND SAW - the eyes of his soul. But, O my brothers, my dear lad, why wait we here? Messiah is born! Let us go even to Bethlehem and see!' , Nathan caught at the thought.
"Quickly, let us go! It may be, since I saw the angels, I may see the Saviour!" They were afoot at once, the shepherds with staves in hand, sheepskins thrown back over their shoulders. Out at the gate and down the road they hastened towards the few lights gleaming late in the town below.
What to read after When the Blind Saw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burrell, David De Forest to read onlineMoreLess
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