The Sad Shepherd
The Sad Shepherd
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She stumbled, and the menlaughed at her. She fell, and her mistress beat her, crying out thatshe would fain be rid of such a heavy-footed slave. I paid the priceand took her to my dwelling.
"Her name was Tamar. She was a daughter of Lebanon. I robed her in silkand broidered linen. I nourished her with tender care so that beautycame upon her like the blossoming of an almond tree; she was a gardenenclosed, breathing spices. Her eyes were like doves behind her veil, her lips were a thread of scarl...et, her neck was a tower of ivory, andher breasts were as two fawns which feed among the lilies. She waswhiter than milk, and more rosy than the flower of the peach, and herdancing was like the flight of a bird among the branches. So I lovedher.
"She lay in my bosom as a clear stone that one has bought and polishedand set in fine gold at the end of a golden chain. Never was she gladat my coming or sorry at my going. Never did she give me anythingexcept what I took from her. There was nothing in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stumbled, and the menlaughed at her. She fell, and her mistress beat her, crying out thatshe would fain be rid of such a heavy-footed slave. I paid the priceand took her to my dwelling.
"Her name was Tamar. She was a daughter of Lebanon. I robed her in silkand broidered linen. I nourished her with tender care so that beautycame upon her like the blossoming of an almond tree; she was a gardenenclosed, breathing spices. Her eyes were like doves behind her veil, her lips were a thread of scarl...et, her neck was a tower of ivory, andher breasts were as two fawns which feed among the lilies. She waswhiter than milk, and more rosy than the flower of the peach, and herdancing was like the flight of a bird among the branches. So I lovedher.
"She lay in my bosom as a clear stone that one has bought and polishedand set in fine gold at the end of a golden chain. Never was she gladat my coming or sorry at my going. Never did she give me anythingexcept what I took from her. There was nothing in it.
What to read after The Sad Shepherd?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dyke Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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