Adam Cast Forth

by Charles M. Doughty

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132 pages, ebook

First published January 1, 1906

About the author

Charles Montagu Doughty

Reviews

[Kai Weber · Rating 1 out of 5]

No idea what's the point in blowing up the story of Adam and Eve finding each other again after being expelled from paradise, wandering through desert land, nearly starving, and then settling down in fertile land again to up to more than 100 pages, which are written in the early 20th century in a style that sounds like 15th century. The story and its morals can be put onto one page, and the archaisms don't help to shed new light on it in any way. It only makes it hard to read.