Historical And Descriptive Sketches of the Women of the Bible From Eve of the O
Historical And Descriptive Sketches of the Women of the Bible From Eve of the O
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Be- hold, in the distance, the fugitive chieftain of that Gentile host! Barak pursuing, now catches a glimpse of his flying form on the crest of a hill, and again he is lost from his straining sight.
Heber, a descendant of Jethro, had pitch' ed his tent in the plain of Zaanaim, and maintained neutrality during the fierce con- test which restored the independence of Ju- dea. His wife saw Sisera coming, and with a cheerful salutation offered him the refuge and hospitality of her home. The terrifi...ed and weary man turned in to rest till the DEBORAH. 99 pursuer had passed. She spread over him a mantle, and calmed his fears as the shout of the enemy came faintly to his ear, and he looked wildly through the parted curtains on the path of his flight. Jael bade him repose securely, and he fell asleep ; for the struggle of that burning day and escape from the battle-field, had overtasked his frame and bewildered his thought. Stealing quietly to his pillow, with a single stroke, the iron entered his throbbing temples, and fastened him to the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Be- hold, in the distance, the fugitive chieftain of that Gentile host! Barak pursuing, now catches a glimpse of his flying form on the crest of a hill, and again he is lost from his straining sight.
Heber, a descendant of Jethro, had pitch' ed his tent in the plain of Zaanaim, and maintained neutrality during the fierce con- test which restored the independence of Ju- dea. His wife saw Sisera coming, and with a cheerful salutation offered him the refuge and hospitality of her home. The terrifi...ed and weary man turned in to rest till the DEBORAH. 99 pursuer had passed. She spread over him a mantle, and calmed his fears as the shout of the enemy came faintly to his ear, and he looked wildly through the parted curtains on the path of his flight. Jael bade him repose securely, and he fell asleep ; for the struggle of that burning day and escape from the battle-field, had overtasked his frame and bewildered his thought. Stealing quietly to his pillow, with a single stroke, the iron entered his throbbing temples, and fastened him to the earth.
What to read after Historical And Descriptive Sketches of the Women of the Bible From Eve of the O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P C Phineas Camp Headley to read onlineMoreLess
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