A Tour Through the Pyrenees
A Tour Through the Pyrenees
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A mere scrap of a phrase indicates a revolution in the facul- ties and passions ; great events are contained in at their ease, as in their cause. Here in the 1 Gaston is one of those words. The day that Jeru- salem was taken, quarter had been granted to a large number of Mussulmans. '* But the next day, the rest, displeased at seeing that there were any infidels alive, mounted upon the roofs of the temple, and massacred and mangled all the Saracens, both men and women.*' * There was neither rea...soning nor deliberation ; at the sight of a Mussulman's dress, their blood mounted in wrath to their face, and they sprang forward, like lions or butchers, struck them down and dismembered them. Lope de Vega, an antique Christian, a severe Spaniard, renewed this savage and fanatical sentiment : * The following fact is from the Siege of Antiock : " Many of our enemies died, and some of the prisoners were led before the gate of the city, and there their heads were cut off, in order to discourage those who remained in the city.'» i Chap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A mere scrap of a phrase indicates a revolution in the facul- ties and passions ; great events are contained in at their ease, as in their cause. Here in the 1 Gaston is one of those words. The day that Jeru- salem was taken, quarter had been granted to a large number of Mussulmans. '* But the next day, the rest, displeased at seeing that there were any infidels alive, mounted upon the roofs of the temple, and massacred and mangled all the Saracens, both men and women.*' * There was neither rea...soning nor deliberation ; at the sight of a Mussulman's dress, their blood mounted in wrath to their face, and they sprang forward, like lions or butchers, struck them down and dismembered them. Lope de Vega, an antique Christian, a severe Spaniard, renewed this savage and fanatical sentiment : * The following fact is from the Siege of Antiock : " Many of our enemies died, and some of the prisoners were led before the gate of the city, and there their heads were cut off, in order to discourage those who remained in the city.'» i Chap.
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