Sister Emily's Lightship
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The earth was without form.
(click) which is not to say entirely formless, but rather still lumpy and without fixed landmarks. And void, or empty, or unpopulated.
(click) Darkness was over the face of the deep and under it as well. And as the spirit of God hovered over the face of the dark deep, rather like a hovercraft, only without any actual flow systems, the voice of God said, “Let there be Light.”
(click) Which we take to mean the sun appeared in the sky, though appear may be rather too sud...den a word for what obviously… (click) And there was light and it was good.
Then God divided the light from the darkness, a rather neat trick, and called the Light Day and the darkness He called Night.
(click) and there was evening and morning, the first day.
Then God checked his list and said, “Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, a kind of metaphysical dike, dividing them.” And He called the firmament Heaven. Or Lower Atmosphere. There are two schools of thought on this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The earth was without form.
(click) which is not to say entirely formless, but rather still lumpy and without fixed landmarks. And void, or empty, or unpopulated.
(click) Darkness was over the face of the deep and under it as well. And as the spirit of God hovered over the face of the dark deep, rather like a hovercraft, only without any actual flow systems, the voice of God said, “Let there be Light.”
(click) Which we take to mean the sun appeared in the sky, though appear may be rather too sud...den a word for what obviously… (click) And there was light and it was good.
Then God divided the light from the darkness, a rather neat trick, and called the Light Day and the darkness He called Night.
(click) and there was evening and morning, the first day.
Then God checked his list and said, “Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, a kind of metaphysical dike, dividing them.” And He called the firmament Heaven. Or Lower Atmosphere. There are two schools of thought on this.
What to read after Sister Emily's Lightship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Yolen to read onlineMoreLess
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