The Sign Above the Door
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When this was done, one of the grinning wretches ex tended his hands towards the Libyan s throat and looked inquiringly at Totoes. The priest shook his head. " No, " he said, " let the gods take him. He will die soon enough. " And he motioned towards the river. Two of the men swam with the boat to the entrance of the lagoon, and then with all their strength thrust it far out in the stream, where it would be caught by the sluggish current and float away. CHAPTER XIII THE HOME-COMING WHEN the pla...gue of darkness passed from the land of Egypt, the tasks required of the Hebrews were not again taken up. So great was the fear of the Hebrew God and His mysterious and ir resistible power, that outside the Pharaoh s own household and the temples of Isis and Osiris, where thousands of priests strove to retain their hold upon the superstitious masses, there could be found few with courage to execute the commands of the king or raise their hands against the He brews. All Egypt saw that to which the ruler was blind, and had Martiesen been at the capital of his nome, and set up his standard in revolt at that time, he could have succeeded to the throne without strik ing a serious blow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When this was done, one of the grinning wretches ex tended his hands towards the Libyan s throat and looked inquiringly at Totoes. The priest shook his head. " No, " he said, " let the gods take him. He will die soon enough. " And he motioned towards the river. Two of the men swam with the boat to the entrance of the lagoon, and then with all their strength thrust it far out in the stream, where it would be caught by the sluggish current and float away. CHAPTER XIII THE HOME-COMING WHEN the pla...gue of darkness passed from the land of Egypt, the tasks required of the Hebrews were not again taken up. So great was the fear of the Hebrew God and His mysterious and ir resistible power, that outside the Pharaoh s own household and the temples of Isis and Osiris, where thousands of priests strove to retain their hold upon the superstitious masses, there could be found few with courage to execute the commands of the king or raise their hands against the He brews. All Egypt saw that to which the ruler was blind, and had Martiesen been at the capital of his nome, and set up his standard in revolt at that time, he could have succeeded to the throne without strik ing a serious blow.
What to read after The Sign Above the Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Walker Canfield to read onlineMoreLess
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