Zigzag Journeys in Classic Lands : Or, Tommy Toby's Trip to Mount Parnassus
Zigzag Journeys in Classic Lands : Or, Tommy Toby's Trip to Mount Parnassus
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** Stephen had been told these stories, and he dreamed of them by day and by night among the flocks on his own native hills. He longed for the time when his boyhood should pass away, and he would be able to join the palmers in some new crusade.
** In the year 1187 the Sultan Saladin conquered the city of Jerusalem. It was held by the infidels for many years, during which Europe frequently was agitated by plans and preparations for new crusades.
" One night the boy Stephen dreamed a remarkable d...ream. There came to him a pilgrim with a sorrowful face, and with garments tattered and torn.
Stephen's heart was touched with pity at the sight, and he asked the stranger what he should do to relieve his distress.
" * Thou must preach a crusade to the young. Providence has allotted that the children shall recover the sepulchre of the Lord.* **The boy Stephen afterwards said that he thought the pilgrim was the Saviour. He awoke, his soul filled with joy.
** He dreamed again, a day-dream. He fancied that he had unrolled the banner of the cross, and had gathered to his standard the children of every Christian land ; that he went marching at their head, over the sunny provinces of France down to the gates of the sea ; that a great fleet, waving its banners and gonfalons, bore them away ; that they encamped on the moonlit plains of Digitized by Google PREACHING THE CRUSADE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** Stephen had been told these stories, and he dreamed of them by day and by night among the flocks on his own native hills. He longed for the time when his boyhood should pass away, and he would be able to join the palmers in some new crusade.
** In the year 1187 the Sultan Saladin conquered the city of Jerusalem. It was held by the infidels for many years, during which Europe frequently was agitated by plans and preparations for new crusades.
" One night the boy Stephen dreamed a remarkable d...ream. There came to him a pilgrim with a sorrowful face, and with garments tattered and torn.
Stephen's heart was touched with pity at the sight, and he asked the stranger what he should do to relieve his distress.
" * Thou must preach a crusade to the young. Providence has allotted that the children shall recover the sepulchre of the Lord.* **The boy Stephen afterwards said that he thought the pilgrim was the Saviour. He awoke, his soul filled with joy.
** He dreamed again, a day-dream. He fancied that he had unrolled the banner of the cross, and had gathered to his standard the children of every Christian land ; that he went marching at their head, over the sunny provinces of France down to the gates of the sea ; that a great fleet, waving its banners and gonfalons, bore them away ; that they encamped on the moonlit plains of Digitized by Google PREACHING THE CRUSADE.
What to read after Zigzag Journeys in Classic Lands : Or, Tommy Toby's Trip to Mount Parnassus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butterworth, Hezekiah, 1839-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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