The Queen of Sheba Her Life And Times
The Queen of Sheba Her Life And Times
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2 But the opportunity for further annoyance of Shush was not to be missed, and one can imagine the merry Hiram roaring at his colleague's discom- fiture. For while he himself would not have hesi- tated to attack Sheba at a moment's notice if such 1 Gorton has one of his usual fabulous tales in connection with this incident to the effect that the boy had actually died some time be- fore but kept on running from force of habit.
3 Archives of Tyre, fragment 80.
114 r iinffl wSi «ra % gznmm action ...had seemed profitable to him; and while, moreover, both he and Solomon were thoroughly aware of the inner meaning of the treaty just con- cluded with Shush, nevertheless here was an unex- pected means of provoking the latter and depriving him, temporarily at least, of the fruits of his concessions which can only have appealed to their sense of humor.
The treaty of course must stand ; not even Shush, for whom treaties were usually mere scraps of papy- rus, would have dared to break this one in the presence of Tyre and Israel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 But the opportunity for further annoyance of Shush was not to be missed, and one can imagine the merry Hiram roaring at his colleague's discom- fiture. For while he himself would not have hesi- tated to attack Sheba at a moment's notice if such 1 Gorton has one of his usual fabulous tales in connection with this incident to the effect that the boy had actually died some time be- fore but kept on running from force of habit.
3 Archives of Tyre, fragment 80.
114 r iinffl wSi «ra % gznmm action ...had seemed profitable to him; and while, moreover, both he and Solomon were thoroughly aware of the inner meaning of the treaty just con- cluded with Shush, nevertheless here was an unex- pected means of provoking the latter and depriving him, temporarily at least, of the fruits of his concessions which can only have appealed to their sense of humor.
The treaty of course must stand ; not even Shush, for whom treaties were usually mere scraps of papy- rus, would have dared to break this one in the presence of Tyre and Israel.
What to read after The Queen of Sheba Her Life And Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phinneas a Crutch to read onlineMoreLess
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