The Poetry of the Pentateuch volume 1
The Poetry of the Pentateuch volume 1
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" His wickedness was here eminently signalized. The ass, per- ceiving the angel, turned out of the road into a field to avoid passing him, upon which Balaam smote her with a staff, and with some difficulty forced her again into the path. The passage was 379 now extremely narrow, there being: a wall on either side enclosing a vineyard. The ass, again perceiving the angel standing in the middle of the way, pressed so near the Avail, in order to avoid the heavenly messenger, as to crush the foot o...f her unrighteous master. Smarting: with pain, the enraged seer immediately smote her with greater severity than before, probably add- ing curses to his inhumanity. A little further in advance, the road had become so exceedingly reduced in width that there was not room for two persons to travel abreast without considera- ble inconvenience. Here the poor ill-used beast, again seeing: the angel, robed in the brightness of that glory from which he had descended, armed with a drawn sword and standing in the very centre of the passage, was so overcome with terror that she fell down under her unfeeling- rider, who, excited to the highest degree of ex- asperation, not only beat her with criminal fury, but declared that if he were armed he would im- mediately put her to death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" His wickedness was here eminently signalized. The ass, per- ceiving the angel, turned out of the road into a field to avoid passing him, upon which Balaam smote her with a staff, and with some difficulty forced her again into the path. The passage was 379 now extremely narrow, there being: a wall on either side enclosing a vineyard. The ass, again perceiving the angel standing in the middle of the way, pressed so near the Avail, in order to avoid the heavenly messenger, as to crush the foot o...f her unrighteous master. Smarting: with pain, the enraged seer immediately smote her with greater severity than before, probably add- ing curses to his inhumanity. A little further in advance, the road had become so exceedingly reduced in width that there was not room for two persons to travel abreast without considera- ble inconvenience. Here the poor ill-used beast, again seeing: the angel, robed in the brightness of that glory from which he had descended, armed with a drawn sword and standing in the very centre of the passage, was so overcome with terror that she fell down under her unfeeling- rider, who, excited to the highest degree of ex- asperation, not only beat her with criminal fury, but declared that if he were armed he would im- mediately put her to death.
What to read after The Poetry of the Pentateuch volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hobart Caunter to read onlineMoreLess
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