Idylls of the Bible
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And Pharaoh Wrote the stern decree and sent it unto Goshen — That the laborers should gather their own straw, And yet they should not 'minish of their tale of bricks 'Twas a sad day in Goshen ; The king's degree hung like a gloomy pall Around their homes. The people fainted 'neath Their added tasks, then cried unto the king.
That he would ease their burdens ; but he hissed A taunt into their ears and said, " ye are Idle, and your minds are filled with vain And foolish thoughts ; get you unto yo...ur tasks, And ye shall not 'minish of your tale of bricks." And then they turned their eyes Reproachfully on Moses and his brother, And laid the cruel blame upon their shoulders.
'Tis an old story now, but then 'twas new Unto the brethren, — how God's anointed ones Must walk with bleeding feet the paths that turn To lines of living light; how hands that bring Salvation in their palms are pierced with cruel 29 Nails, and lips that quiver first "with some great truth Are steeped in bitterness and tears, and brows Now bright beneath the aureola of God, Have bunt beneath the thorny crowns of earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Pharaoh Wrote the stern decree and sent it unto Goshen — That the laborers should gather their own straw, And yet they should not 'minish of their tale of bricks 'Twas a sad day in Goshen ; The king's degree hung like a gloomy pall Around their homes. The people fainted 'neath Their added tasks, then cried unto the king.
That he would ease their burdens ; but he hissed A taunt into their ears and said, " ye are Idle, and your minds are filled with vain And foolish thoughts ; get you unto yo...ur tasks, And ye shall not 'minish of your tale of bricks." And then they turned their eyes Reproachfully on Moses and his brother, And laid the cruel blame upon their shoulders.
'Tis an old story now, but then 'twas new Unto the brethren, — how God's anointed ones Must walk with bleeding feet the paths that turn To lines of living light; how hands that bring Salvation in their palms are pierced with cruel 29 Nails, and lips that quiver first "with some great truth Are steeped in bitterness and tears, and brows Now bright beneath the aureola of God, Have bunt beneath the thorny crowns of earth.
What to read after Idylls of the Bible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harper Frances Ellen Watkins to read onlineMoreLess
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