Pillar of Fire Or Israel in Bondage
Pillar of Fire Or Israel in Bondage
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"Wnile you were looking at it, it lodged against a group of flags, near the statue of i^epth, just above you. Your maidens were lingering upon the bank, or walking near at hand, awaiting you, when, seeing Nilia not far off, you called to her, and said " Seest thou the little baris of basket-work, O Nilia? Draw it in to the shore, and look what it contains. " The handmaiden obeyed you, aided by her compan ion, Thebia, and when you drew near and opened the lid, you beheld a beautiful child lying ...within it. It looked up into your face, and wept so piteously, that you took it up, deeply impressed by its beauty and helplessness, and the extraordinary manner in which it had come to you. You placed it in the arms of Thebia, and said to her : " This child is sent to me by Kilus, ^e deity of this great river of Egypt. I will adopt it as my own, for it has no father but the river, no mother but this little ark of flags and bitumen in which it has floated to my feet. U You then gave the lovely babe many kisses, tenderly soothed its cries, and "was so happy with the prize, that you hastened to leave the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Wnile you were looking at it, it lodged against a group of flags, near the statue of i^epth, just above you. Your maidens were lingering upon the bank, or walking near at hand, awaiting you, when, seeing Nilia not far off, you called to her, and said " Seest thou the little baris of basket-work, O Nilia? Draw it in to the shore, and look what it contains. " The handmaiden obeyed you, aided by her compan ion, Thebia, and when you drew near and opened the lid, you beheld a beautiful child lying ...within it. It looked up into your face, and wept so piteously, that you took it up, deeply impressed by its beauty and helplessness, and the extraordinary manner in which it had come to you. You placed it in the arms of Thebia, and said to her : " This child is sent to me by Kilus, ^e deity of this great river of Egypt. I will adopt it as my own, for it has no father but the river, no mother but this little ark of flags and bitumen in which it has floated to my feet. U You then gave the lovely babe many kisses, tenderly soothed its cries, and "was so happy with the prize, that you hastened to leave the river.
What to read after Pillar of Fire Or Israel in Bondage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Joseph Holt Ingraham to read onlineMoreLess
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