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Do you really think I am capable of moving? I am only capable of swallowing a pill. Lighting a cigarette. Stopping my ears. Huddling in silence.

Oz, Amos. Unto Death: Crusade and Late Love (2 Novellas) . HarperCollins. Kindle Edition.

The gradual lonely decay of the body.

Oz, Amos. Unto Death: Crusade and Late Love (2 Novellas) . HarperCollins. Kindle Edition.

This outburst of emotion is absolutely absurd. The silent expanse accepts itself in silence. And I have seen the edge of the mighty expanse with my very eyes. The only thing that stands between me and it is the choice of the right words. But the raft, as I have already said, is falling apart.

Oz, Amos. Unto Death: Crusade and Late Love (2 Novellas) . HarperCollins. Kindle Edition.

On the door of the monastery one could make out a notice written in the local dialect addressed to intending invaders, appealing to their religious feelings, cursing them violently and warning of the danger of plague. The writing was being eaten away by mold and rust.

Oz, Amos. Unto Death: Crusade and Late Love (2 Novellas) . HarperCollins. Kindle Edition.

And yet sometimes the heart is smitten by a strange hesitation: Does Jerusalem really exist on the face of the earth, or is she perhaps nothing but a pure idea, which anyone who sets out to find in the substance will lose altogether?

Oz, Amos. Unto Death: Crusade and Late Love (2 Novellas) . HarperCollins. Kindle Edition.

He nicknamed himself "Worthy of Death," and wanted to be killed on the road to Jerusalem. Suspicion fell on this man.

Oz, Amos. Unto Death: Crusade and Late Love (2 Novellas) . HarperCollins. Kindle Edition.

Here the bishop and his guest conducted a brief conversation which touched on the subjects of the quality of humility, the City of God, horses and hounds, the hardships of the journey and its chances of success, the Jews, the price of woodland, and the varieties of signs and wonders.

Oz, Amos. Unto Death: Crusade and Late Love (2 Novellas) . HarperCollins. Kindle Edition.

"In the early days of the summer, in the course of the barley harvest, the Jewish agent fell under suspicion. He was put to death in consequence of his fervent protestations of innocence.

Oz, Amos. Unto Death: Crusade and Late Love (2 Novellas) . HarperCollins. Kindle Edition.