Why the World Laughs
Why the World Laughs
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But if he 116 HUMOR IN THE DAYS OF THE PHARAOHS is a fool, turn not thy heart against him. " And in somewhat the same vein of serious piety is this, "If, after having been humble, thou hast grown powerful, the first man of thy city in wealth, let not riches make thee arrogant, for the prime author of thy good things is God. " We can see a certain present application of the saying: "The hunter who goeth forth into a strange land bequeaths his goods to his children. He fears lions and barbarous m...en. " And we might almost believe that there was deliberate intent, and allusion to our time, in the excellent tale of The Insurgent of Joppa and Pharaoh's Big Stick.
There was once, says the tale, in the time of the Pharaoh Men-kheper-ra, a revolt of the ser- vants of his Majesty who were in Joppa, and his Majesty said, "Let Tahutia go with his footmen and destroy these wicked Insurgents. " And Pharaoh called one of his servants, and said, "Hide thou my Big Stick which worketh wonders in the baggage of Tahutia, that my power may go with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if he 116 HUMOR IN THE DAYS OF THE PHARAOHS is a fool, turn not thy heart against him. " And in somewhat the same vein of serious piety is this, "If, after having been humble, thou hast grown powerful, the first man of thy city in wealth, let not riches make thee arrogant, for the prime author of thy good things is God. " We can see a certain present application of the saying: "The hunter who goeth forth into a strange land bequeaths his goods to his children. He fears lions and barbarous m...en. " And we might almost believe that there was deliberate intent, and allusion to our time, in the excellent tale of The Insurgent of Joppa and Pharaoh's Big Stick.
There was once, says the tale, in the time of the Pharaoh Men-kheper-ra, a revolt of the ser- vants of his Majesty who were in Joppa, and his Majesty said, "Let Tahutia go with his footmen and destroy these wicked Insurgents. " And Pharaoh called one of his servants, and said, "Hide thou my Big Stick which worketh wonders in the baggage of Tahutia, that my power may go with him.
What to read after Why the World Laughs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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