The Open Court 19, No.585
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After a few moments of struggle, he had resolved not only to offer up the lamb, but what would be almost as difficult for one so fearsome of human contact as he, to brave the contemptuous glances and the reviling words of those whom he might meet. The goal he hoped to attain was worth the sacrifice and the encounter.
"Only we must not appear before that great god as we are, Dodi," he said as he descended the mound. "The lady whose singing is as the voice of the stars, told me not to come grimy ...to her. Surely, then, the great god would not look kindly upon us unless we were clean. Yon will not like the cold bath, my Dodi : but it must be." THE wizard's son. 87 He walked rapidly beyond the copses toward his home, and down into a gull}- where in this rainy season, bubbled a little well.
With the patience of a woman, he first pulled all the briers and burs from his goat-skin kirtle, then stepped into the spring- and washed vigorously from head to foot. He emerged dripping and really almost clean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a few moments of struggle, he had resolved not only to offer up the lamb, but what would be almost as difficult for one so fearsome of human contact as he, to brave the contemptuous glances and the reviling words of those whom he might meet. The goal he hoped to attain was worth the sacrifice and the encounter.
"Only we must not appear before that great god as we are, Dodi," he said as he descended the mound. "The lady whose singing is as the voice of the stars, told me not to come grimy ...to her. Surely, then, the great god would not look kindly upon us unless we were clean. Yon will not like the cold bath, my Dodi : but it must be." THE wizard's son. 87 He walked rapidly beyond the copses toward his home, and down into a gull}- where in this rainy season, bubbled a little well.
With the patience of a woman, he first pulled all the briers and burs from his goat-skin kirtle, then stepped into the spring- and washed vigorously from head to foot. He emerged dripping and really almost clean.
What to read after The Open Court 19, No.585?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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