A Pastors Memorial of Egypt the Red Sea the Wildernesses of Sin And Paran Mo
A Pastors Memorial of Egypt the Red Sea the Wildernesses of Sin And Paran Mo
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On his victorious return, after driving the Sultan's forces out of Syria he put the Arab population to flight and to the sword, but spared the Christians; because, as he said, they had been guilty of no offence.
228 HETHLEHEM.
windows betoken a great regard to general security, while its low and narrow portal seems intended to prevent the once daring custom of the Arabs, of riding into the interior of religious houses, for the purpose of violence and spoliation. The whole structure is of extrem...e solidity; and appears capable of resisting all modes of assault short of a vigorous cannonade.
On our arrival we were shewn into a large reception room, well lighted, and fitted up partly after the oriental manner, with carpeted dewans. Two or three monks, of the Franciscan order, soon made their appearance, and tendered us every courteous civility; and it was not long ere the Superior himself came to welcome us to our new abode. Shortly after noon, we were served with a homely, but substantial meal, of rice-soup, boiled meat, an omelet, and several other small matters, with a bottle of the poor sour white wine of Palestine, compared with which, the sweet water of the well of Bethlehem was a distinguished luxury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On his victorious return, after driving the Sultan's forces out of Syria he put the Arab population to flight and to the sword, but spared the Christians; because, as he said, they had been guilty of no offence.
228 HETHLEHEM.
windows betoken a great regard to general security, while its low and narrow portal seems intended to prevent the once daring custom of the Arabs, of riding into the interior of religious houses, for the purpose of violence and spoliation. The whole structure is of extrem...e solidity; and appears capable of resisting all modes of assault short of a vigorous cannonade.
On our arrival we were shewn into a large reception room, well lighted, and fitted up partly after the oriental manner, with carpeted dewans. Two or three monks, of the Franciscan order, soon made their appearance, and tendered us every courteous civility; and it was not long ere the Superior himself came to welcome us to our new abode. Shortly after noon, we were served with a homely, but substantial meal, of rice-soup, boiled meat, an omelet, and several other small matters, with a bottle of the poor sour white wine of Palestine, compared with which, the sweet water of the well of Bethlehem was a distinguished luxury.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Fisk to read onlineMoreLess
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