Works, in An English Translation
Works, in An English Translation
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On the contrary, she was gentle and compassionate. Nor was she without intelligence, but her intelligence was not of the same nature as ours. She said little, and she refused to reply to any questions that were asked her about her past. She was ignorant of all that we know. On the other hand, she knew many things of which we are ignorant.
^^ Educated in the East, she was familiar with all sorts of Hindoo and Persian legends, which she would repeat with a certsun monotonous cadence and with an i...nfinite grace. Listening to her as she described the charming dawn of the world, one would have said she had lived in the youth of creation.
This I once said to her.
*^ * It is true, I am old,' *' she answered smiling.
M. Safrac, still standing in front of the fireplace, had for some time bent towards me in an attitude of keen attention.
" Continue," he said.
'^ Often, my fether, I questioned Leila about her religion. She replied that she had none, and that she had no need of one ; that her mother and sisters were the daughters of God, but that they were not Digitized by LjOOQ IC THE DAUGHTER OF LILITH 75 bound to Him by any creed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the contrary, she was gentle and compassionate. Nor was she without intelligence, but her intelligence was not of the same nature as ours. She said little, and she refused to reply to any questions that were asked her about her past. She was ignorant of all that we know. On the other hand, she knew many things of which we are ignorant.
^^ Educated in the East, she was familiar with all sorts of Hindoo and Persian legends, which she would repeat with a certsun monotonous cadence and with an i...nfinite grace. Listening to her as she described the charming dawn of the world, one would have said she had lived in the youth of creation.
This I once said to her.
*^ * It is true, I am old,' *' she answered smiling.
M. Safrac, still standing in front of the fireplace, had for some time bent towards me in an attitude of keen attention.
" Continue," he said.
'^ Often, my fether, I questioned Leila about her religion. She replied that she had none, and that she had no need of one ; that her mother and sisters were the daughters of God, but that they were not Digitized by LjOOQ IC THE DAUGHTER OF LILITH 75 bound to Him by any creed.
What to read after Works, in An English Translation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by France Anatole to read onlineMoreLess
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