The Loves of Judith (2012)
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She had suitors not only from her own hometown and from the villages of the Galilee, but also from distant villages in Judea, from Haifa, and from Tel Aviv, and men gathered in Zikhron Ya’akov because of her, “like thirsty wanderers to an oasis.” There were horsemen and winegrowers, young teachers and farmers’ sons. At night they ate roasted grains they took from the barn and drank wine they stole from the winery, and played their ocarinas and mandolins.
Women would also come there because that ...was how they met men returning at dawn, the softest, most vulnerable time, after longing and fatigue melted their legs and the shining sun illuminated their disappointment. And quite a few couples, they said in the colony, made matches there because of Rebecca.
Every night, her father locked her in her room, climbed up onto the flat roof, and sat down there, an earthenware jug of water at his side, the head of the palm tree rustling next to his own head, and a hunting rifle loaded with grains of salt in his hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had suitors not only from her own hometown and from the villages of the Galilee, but also from distant villages in Judea, from Haifa, and from Tel Aviv, and men gathered in Zikhron Ya’akov because of her, “like thirsty wanderers to an oasis.” There were horsemen and winegrowers, young teachers and farmers’ sons. At night they ate roasted grains they took from the barn and drank wine they stole from the winery, and played their ocarinas and mandolins.
Women would also come there because that ...was how they met men returning at dawn, the softest, most vulnerable time, after longing and fatigue melted their legs and the shining sun illuminated their disappointment. And quite a few couples, they said in the colony, made matches there because of Rebecca.
Every night, her father locked her in her room, climbed up onto the flat roof, and sat down there, an earthenware jug of water at his side, the head of the palm tree rustling next to his own head, and a hunting rifle loaded with grains of salt in his hands.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meir Shalev to read onlineMoreLess
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