The Babe in the Bulrushes
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The murmuring people never saw their great leader again. He "was not, for God took him. " RUTH, THE GLEANER Along the hot, dusty road that led from the country of Moab to thefair land of Judah three women were walking with bowed heads andweary, halting steps. Their sorrowful, heavy eyes took no pleasure inthe summer beauty of the harvest fields, the shimmering silver of theolive trees, and the rich promise of the vineyards which borderedtheir way. The whole world looked sad to them, seen throug...h a mist oftears.
There behind them, in the land of Moab, each of these women had leftgreen graves, which held all they loved best. Naomi, the eldest, wasperhaps the most desolate. Her thoughts went back to the time when shewas as young and fair as the two daughters-in-law who walked at herside--when with her husband and her two boys she had trod that veryroad, seeking a home in a strange country to escape the famine whichthreatened them in her own land. Now she was returning to her nativetown of Bethlehem, a childless, lonely widow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The murmuring people never saw their great leader again. He "was not, for God took him. " RUTH, THE GLEANER Along the hot, dusty road that led from the country of Moab to thefair land of Judah three women were walking with bowed heads andweary, halting steps. Their sorrowful, heavy eyes took no pleasure inthe summer beauty of the harvest fields, the shimmering silver of theolive trees, and the rich promise of the vineyards which borderedtheir way. The whole world looked sad to them, seen throug...h a mist oftears.
There behind them, in the land of Moab, each of these women had leftgreen graves, which held all they loved best. Naomi, the eldest, wasperhaps the most desolate. Her thoughts went back to the time when shewas as young and fair as the two daughters-in-law who walked at herside--when with her husband and her two boys she had trod that veryroad, seeking a home in a strange country to escape the famine whichthreatened them in her own land. Now she was returning to her nativetown of Bethlehem, a childless, lonely widow.
What to read after The Babe in the Bulrushes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steedman Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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