The Yoke a Romance of the Days When the Lord Redeemed the Children of Israel F
The Yoke a Romance of the Days When the Lord Redeemed the Children of Israel F
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Masanath was comfortably pillowed on cushions, close to tlie Israelite. The rose-leaf flush on her little face was subdued and her dark eyes were larger than usual. The physical discomforts of the plagues had overtaken her; and Rachel, the only one of all the household who had passed unscathed through the troublous time, had been so tender a nurse that Masa- nath recovered with reluctance.
This was the Egyptian's first day on the housetop, and she was not happy. The great pots of glazed earthen...ware, each a small garden in size, were filled with baked earth. The locusts had taken her flowers. In the park below the grass was gone and the palm trees were shadowless. Her chariot horses had died in the stables ; her pets had drooped and perished ; her birds were missing one morning, and Rachel said they 416 RACHEL'S REFUGE 417 had flown to Goshen, where there were grain and grasses. Furthermore, the year of freedom had al- most expired and she began to anticipate sorrowfully.
The period of the Israelite's residence with Masa- nath had been uneventful save for those grim, momen- tous days of plague and loss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Masanath was comfortably pillowed on cushions, close to tlie Israelite. The rose-leaf flush on her little face was subdued and her dark eyes were larger than usual. The physical discomforts of the plagues had overtaken her; and Rachel, the only one of all the household who had passed unscathed through the troublous time, had been so tender a nurse that Masa- nath recovered with reluctance.
This was the Egyptian's first day on the housetop, and she was not happy. The great pots of glazed earthen...ware, each a small garden in size, were filled with baked earth. The locusts had taken her flowers. In the park below the grass was gone and the palm trees were shadowless. Her chariot horses had died in the stables ; her pets had drooped and perished ; her birds were missing one morning, and Rachel said they 416 RACHEL'S REFUGE 417 had flown to Goshen, where there were grain and grasses. Furthermore, the year of freedom had al- most expired and she began to anticipate sorrowfully.
The period of the Israelite's residence with Masa- nath had been uneventful save for those grim, momen- tous days of plague and loss.
What to read after The Yoke a Romance of the Days When the Lord Redeemed the Children of Israel F?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Jane Miller Hack to read onlineMoreLess
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