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Amasis clasped his son to his heart, and when the high-priest had concluded his prayer, the following colloquy between the latter and Amasis took place in low tones: "Let peace be between us for our own and Egypt's sake!" "Hast thou received Nebenchari's letter?" "A Samian pirate-vessel is in pursuit of Phanes' trireme."
Onuphis is nearly eighty, but his mind is as clear as ever, and when I saw him yesterday and asked him to help me, his eyes brightened as he promised to do so. Your father was one of his judges, but he bears you no malice and sends you a greeting." Nebenchari's eyes were fixed thoughtfully on the ground during this tale.
Then it is well with her, for death is not punishment; it is the end and aim of life, the only end that we can attain without effort, but through sufferings! the gods alone know how great. Osiris has taken her to himself, for she was innocent. And Nitetis is dead too. Where is Nebenchari's letter?" "Here is the place: 'She took her own life, and died calling down a heavy curse on thee and thine.
My heart was withered and shrunk with exile and sorrow, but I feel that it expands it beats more joyfully now that there is a hope of vengeance." Nebenchari's sullen but burning glance met the flashing eye of the Athenian as he finished his tale; he gave him his hand and said: "We are allies."
My heart was withered and shrunk with exile and sorrow, but I feel that it expands it beats more joyfully now that there is a hope of vengeance." Nebenchari's sullen but burning glance met the flashing eye of the Athenian as he finished his tale; he gave him his hand and said: "We are allies."
Then it is well with her, for death is not punishment; it is the end and aim of life, the only end that we can attain without effort, but through sufferings! the gods alone know how great. Osiris has taken her to himself, for she was innocent. And Nitetis is dead too. Where is Nebenchari's letter?" "Here is the place: 'She took her own life, and died calling down a heavy curse on thee and thine.
Then it is well with her, for death is not punishment; it is the end and aim of life, the only end that we can attain without effort, but through sufferings! the gods alone know how great. Osiris has taken her to himself, for she was innocent. And Nitetis is dead too. Where is Nebenchari's letter?" "Here is the place: 'She took her own life, and died calling down a heavy curse on thee and thine.
Nebenchari's face darkened, as Hib came into the room. "Come nearer," said he in a commanding tone to the old man. Hib obeyed with a shrug of the shoulders. "Tell me, have you taken a bribe from this man? Yes or no? I must know the truth; it can influence my future for good or evil.
Amasis clasped his son to his heart, and when the high-priest had concluded his prayer, the following colloquy between the latter and Amasis took place in low tones: "Let peace be between us for our own and Egypt's sake!" "Hast thou received Nebenchari's letter?" "A Samian pirate-vessel is in pursuit of Phanes' trireme."
Onuphis is nearly eighty, but his mind is as clear as ever, and when I saw him yesterday and asked him to help me, his eyes brightened as he promised to do so. Your father was one of his judges, but he bears you no malice and sends you a greeting." Nebenchari's eyes were fixed thoughtfully on the ground during this tale.
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