The Walls of Babylon

Tark had the son of azure certainly thought so for two whole days he had tasted no food except two small figs purloyed from over the wall of a garden not another could he grab before the angry woman rushed forth and chased him down the street. The walls of Babylon were an outstanding example of man's need and desire for protection this desire is inherent in the human race it is just as strong today as it ever was. We can guard ourselves against the unexpected tragedies that may enter any door and seat themselves before any fireside we cannot afford to be without adequate protection Chapter 8 the camel trader of Babylon the hungrier one becomes the clearer one's mind works also the more sensitive