From Whitechapel to Camelot
From Whitechapel to Camelot
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" Don't you remember the proverb about casting your bread upon the waters and finding it after many days ? " Willie thought he did, though if the ducks eat the bread he didn't quite see how it could in that case.
" The ducks never eat the bread," said the old monk, interpreting his thoughts. "They seem to sometimes, but they never really do ! " Then he began dreaming again, and gazed longingly at the great sinking sun.
" You don't know how good and kind the sun is, or what it doesn't all do for... us ! Look at it now," he added and he pointed his withered hand to the West. " See those red streaks of growing mist — the great arms of the sun as it embraces everything," Then he paused, still pointing, and his old hand shook as it traced for Willie the movements of the clouds as they flowed from the setting sun, and Willie knelt down beside the old man and watched with the movement of his hand.
Digitized by Google FROM WHITECHAPEL TO CAMELOT. 51 " The great red sun as it sinks gathers up all the beauty, and the splendour, and the greatness of the world into its bosom, and carries them under, and then what do you think it does with all its treasures ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Don't you remember the proverb about casting your bread upon the waters and finding it after many days ? " Willie thought he did, though if the ducks eat the bread he didn't quite see how it could in that case.
" The ducks never eat the bread," said the old monk, interpreting his thoughts. "They seem to sometimes, but they never really do ! " Then he began dreaming again, and gazed longingly at the great sinking sun.
" You don't know how good and kind the sun is, or what it doesn't all do for... us ! Look at it now," he added and he pointed his withered hand to the West. " See those red streaks of growing mist — the great arms of the sun as it embraces everything," Then he paused, still pointing, and his old hand shook as it traced for Willie the movements of the clouds as they flowed from the setting sun, and Willie knelt down beside the old man and watched with the movement of his hand.
Digitized by Google FROM WHITECHAPEL TO CAMELOT. 51 " The great red sun as it sinks gathers up all the beauty, and the splendour, and the greatness of the world into its bosom, and carries them under, and then what do you think it does with all its treasures ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ashbee, Charles Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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