The Death of the Gods
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. He haunts this place at night. Twice I have seen him . . . He said to me ill things about you. Since then I have been afraid. He told me you bore on your face the mark of Cain . . . Why do you look at me so, Julian ? " She was trembling and leaning against the wall ; he approached and put his arm round her waist.
* ' What are you doing ? I^et me go, let me go ! " She tried to cry out, to call the servant.
" Bleutheria ! Eleutheria ! " ** Why are you calling ? Am I not your husband ? " She beg...an to weep bitterly.
* * Brother, this must not be . . . I am the bride of Christ! . . . I believed that you ... " ** The bride of the Roman Csesar cannot be the bride of Christ ! " ** Julian! . . . If you believe in Him . . , *' The Death of the Gods 199 He jmiled.
•'I abhor the Galilean !" In a supreme effort she strove to repulse him, ex- claiming, "Away, Devil ! . . . Why hast thou aban- doned me, Lord ? ' ' With his impious hands he tore off the black vest- ment. His soul was full of fear, but never before in his life had he known such intoxication in evil-doing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. He haunts this place at night. Twice I have seen him . . . He said to me ill things about you. Since then I have been afraid. He told me you bore on your face the mark of Cain . . . Why do you look at me so, Julian ? " She was trembling and leaning against the wall ; he approached and put his arm round her waist.
* ' What are you doing ? I^et me go, let me go ! " She tried to cry out, to call the servant.
" Bleutheria ! Eleutheria ! " ** Why are you calling ? Am I not your husband ? " She beg...an to weep bitterly.
* * Brother, this must not be . . . I am the bride of Christ! . . . I believed that you ... " ** The bride of the Roman Csesar cannot be the bride of Christ ! " ** Julian! . . . If you believe in Him . . , *' The Death of the Gods 199 He jmiled.
•'I abhor the Galilean !" In a supreme effort she strove to repulse him, ex- claiming, "Away, Devil ! . . . Why hast thou aban- doned me, Lord ? ' ' With his impious hands he tore off the black vest- ment. His soul was full of fear, but never before in his life had he known such intoxication in evil-doing.
What to read after The Death of the Gods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dmitry Sergeyevich Merezhkovsky to read onlineMoreLess
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