The Harafish (2016)
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Zahira’s death dealt Aziz a cruel blow, for which there was no cure. At her funeral he appeared bereft of all hope, a ghost banished from the body of life. His pain was only equaled by his public self-control. The world was a vicious, cunning old woman with endless cruel tricks up her sleeve, and he began to mistrust and loathe all her beguiling promises.
His mother came to visit him. He received her unenthusiastically, hiding his resentment. She wept and clasped him to her breast.
“We mustn’t q...uarrel. We should face the blows of fate together,” she whispered in his ear. Then she kissed his forehead and continued with a sigh, “It’s as if I was only created for sorrow and grief.”
Her words of comfort glided over his heart, leaving no trace.
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A few months after Zahira’s death Aziz became ill and was left half-paralyzed. He died a few weeks later. Aziza was devastated. It had never occurred to her that she would bury her illustrious son and live on after him. Her sadness returned, even worse than it had been when she lost Qurra.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zahira’s death dealt Aziz a cruel blow, for which there was no cure. At her funeral he appeared bereft of all hope, a ghost banished from the body of life. His pain was only equaled by his public self-control. The world was a vicious, cunning old woman with endless cruel tricks up her sleeve, and he began to mistrust and loathe all her beguiling promises.
His mother came to visit him. He received her unenthusiastically, hiding his resentment. She wept and clasped him to her breast.
“We mustn’t q...uarrel. We should face the blows of fate together,” she whispered in his ear. Then she kissed his forehead and continued with a sigh, “It’s as if I was only created for sorrow and grief.”
Her words of comfort glided over his heart, leaving no trace.
2.
A few months after Zahira’s death Aziz became ill and was left half-paralyzed. He died a few weeks later. Aziza was devastated. It had never occurred to her that she would bury her illustrious son and live on after him. Her sadness returned, even worse than it had been when she lost Qurra.
What to read after The Harafish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Naguib Mahfouz to read onlineMoreLess
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