Joseph the Dreamer
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Most likely they would geta good price for such a strong young slave.
[Illustration: They hurried him towards the pit. ] Perhaps when Joseph heard their voices at the pit's mouth, and whenthey drew him up and lifted him out into the sunshine again, hethought for a moment that they meant to be kind to him after all. Butthat thought soon vanished.
The Midianite merchants were waiting, the bargain was struck, and verysoon a rope was bound round his hands, and he was tied to the saddleof the man wh...o had bought him. He knew now they had only taken himout of the pit to sell him as a slave.
Meanwhile Reuben had been keeping out of sight, waiting to return andrescue his young brother as soon as it was safe to do so. Verycautiously at last he stole back. But, alas! when he reached the pithe found that it was empty. In his distress he forgot his caution, andcared no longer if his brothers guessed what he had meant to do.
"The child is not, and I, whither shall I go?" he cried to them inbitter sorrow when he met them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most likely they would geta good price for such a strong young slave.
[Illustration: They hurried him towards the pit. ] Perhaps when Joseph heard their voices at the pit's mouth, and whenthey drew him up and lifted him out into the sunshine again, hethought for a moment that they meant to be kind to him after all. Butthat thought soon vanished.
The Midianite merchants were waiting, the bargain was struck, and verysoon a rope was bound round his hands, and he was tied to the saddleof the man wh...o had bought him. He knew now they had only taken himout of the pit to sell him as a slave.
Meanwhile Reuben had been keeping out of sight, waiting to return andrescue his young brother as soon as it was safe to do so. Verycautiously at last he stole back. But, alas! when he reached the pithe found that it was empty. In his distress he forgot his caution, andcared no longer if his brothers guessed what he had meant to do.
"The child is not, and I, whither shall I go?" he cried to them inbitter sorrow when he met them.
What to read after Joseph the Dreamer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steedman Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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