The Isles And Shrines of Greece
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THE SHRINES OF ATTICA 1 87 After the candles were lighted, the bride entered on the arm of her father, who did not wear a black coat as fashionable society would have required. The groom stood at the right of the bride, the best man on the right of the bridegroom, and the bridesmaid on the left of the bride her sister. The priest first addressed the groom, and after his response gave him a lighted candle ; the bride too responded with her modest " yes, " and received a candle likewise. The prie...st and his assistant plunged into the liturgy and intoned the service, which was by no means short. A guest, though not arrayed in a wedding garment, was not cast into outer darkness, and there was no personal plea for mercy in his prayer as he held the candle and sung Kyrie eleison. Two rings were laid by the best man on the tray in front of the priest, who took them both, blessed the groom three times, placed a ring on his finger and did the same for the bride. They did not rest there long, for the best man took them both off, and after exchanging them, replaced them on their fingers, over the white gloves, which were not cut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE SHRINES OF ATTICA 1 87 After the candles were lighted, the bride entered on the arm of her father, who did not wear a black coat as fashionable society would have required. The groom stood at the right of the bride, the best man on the right of the bridegroom, and the bridesmaid on the left of the bride her sister. The priest first addressed the groom, and after his response gave him a lighted candle ; the bride too responded with her modest " yes, " and received a candle likewise. The prie...st and his assistant plunged into the liturgy and intoned the service, which was by no means short. A guest, though not arrayed in a wedding garment, was not cast into outer darkness, and there was no personal plea for mercy in his prayer as he held the candle and sung Kyrie eleison. Two rings were laid by the best man on the tray in front of the priest, who took them both, blessed the groom three times, placed a ring on his finger and did the same for the bride. They did not rest there long, for the best man took them both off, and after exchanging them, replaced them on their fingers, over the white gloves, which were not cut.
What to read after The Isles And Shrines of Greece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel J Samuel June Barrows to read onlineMoreLess
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