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His intercession had secured Mesu's pardon; but when the latter returned to Egypt and the change had occurred which other priests termed his "apostasy," the old man had grieved even more keenly than over his flight.

"Is it known in the north what Mesu's purpose is? The Israelites among us talk of their own kingdom, and I wonder if the Hebrew means to set up a nation within us, or assail the throne of the Pharaohs, or go forth and settle in another country." The lady shrugged her shoulders. "The Hebrews talk in similitudes.

It had been undertaken by the mandate of the great god Amon, so he had little to dread from Mesu's terrible power. When he captured him he would make him atone for having caused Pharaoh and his queen to tremble before him and shed so many tears on his account.

It had been undertaken by the mandate of the great god Amon, so he had little to dread from Mesu's terrible power. When he captured him he would make him atone for having caused Pharaoh and his queen to tremble before him and shed so many tears on his account.

"Not with all thy gold!" said Aaron gravely. "Nay, I had not meant that," Seti rejoined with some resentment. "If Egypt's plight can not win mercy from him by its own piteousness, the treasure I bring is not enough." The Hebrew waved his hand as if to dismiss the subject. "Let us not dispute so old a quarrel," he said. "We have a new sorrow, thou and I." "Of Mesu's sending?"

It had been undertaken by the mandate of the great god Amon, so he had little to dread from Mesu's terrible power. When he captured him he would make him atone for having caused Pharaoh and his queen to tremble before him and shed so many tears on his account.

His intercession had secured Mesu's pardon; but when the latter returned to Egypt and the change had occurred which other priests termed his "apostasy," the old man had grieved even more keenly than over his flight.

His intercession had secured Mesu's pardon; but when the latter returned to Egypt and the change had occurred which other priests termed his "apostasy," the old man had grieved even more keenly than over his flight.