Moses, Man of the Mountain
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Joshua couldn’t hold them back. “We just want to tell him what a great big man he is—bringing us off like that with his outstretched hand.”
Another one said, “Joshua, go on, call him out so we can tell him how we feel. It just came to us in the night that nobody ain’t thanked him yet. We was so excited yesterday on getting free and getting across the sea, that nobody ain’t bowed down and nobody ain’t turned him no thanks. Go wake him up, Joshua, so we can tell him.”
“Mighty sorry,” Joshua told t...hem, “but I just can’t do it. Fact of the matter is, he ain’t asleep. He’s been up a long time talking with God.”
“With God?”
“Unhunh.”
“Tell me how he sounds when he’s talking with God.”
“I didn’t hear him. He goes off by himself to do that.”
“Well, well, well! Is Aaron off talking with God, too?”
“Nope, nobody can do that but Moses. God don’t talk to everybody that comes slew-footing down the road. You know, there ain’t but one Moses in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joshua couldn’t hold them back. “We just want to tell him what a great big man he is—bringing us off like that with his outstretched hand.”
Another one said, “Joshua, go on, call him out so we can tell him how we feel. It just came to us in the night that nobody ain’t thanked him yet. We was so excited yesterday on getting free and getting across the sea, that nobody ain’t bowed down and nobody ain’t turned him no thanks. Go wake him up, Joshua, so we can tell him.”
“Mighty sorry,” Joshua told t...hem, “but I just can’t do it. Fact of the matter is, he ain’t asleep. He’s been up a long time talking with God.”
“With God?”
“Unhunh.”
“Tell me how he sounds when he’s talking with God.”
“I didn’t hear him. He goes off by himself to do that.”
“Well, well, well! Is Aaron off talking with God, too?”
“Nope, nobody can do that but Moses. God don’t talk to everybody that comes slew-footing down the road. You know, there ain’t but one Moses in the world.
What to read after Moses, Man of the Mountain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zora Neale Hurston to read onlineMoreLess
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