. Viaggi a zigzag nel Levante, con un racconto-teller Talmudista : un viaggio primaverile del club di zigzag attraverso l'Egitto e la Terra Santa . .? Per gentilezza e attenzione. A volte non abbiamo dormito di notte per rendere le loro condizioni confortevoli. Il Patriarca ha espresso sorpresa. Una volta, continuò il re, quando eravamo stati ritardati nel nutrire le tebestie, un leone affamato si è prostrato su Noè, mio padre, e lo ha morso. Poi, disse il Patriarca: «Noè era era effettivamente un uomo giusto, se l'astitenza si estendeva agli animali muti, e portava con pazienza le ingiustizieche la loro ignoranza gli infliggeva. Lo farò quindi

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. Zigzag journeys in the Levant, with a Talmudist story-teller : a spring trip of the Zigzag club through Egypt and the Holy Land . .? By kindness and attention. We sometimes did not sleep at night in orderto make their condition comfortable. The Patriarch expressed surprise. Once, continued the king, when we had been delayed in feeding thebeasts, a hungry lion sprung upon Noah, my father, and bit him. Then, said the Patriarch, Noah was indeed a righteous man, if hischarity extended to the dumb animals, and he bore with patience the injuriesthat their ignorance inflicted upon him. I will henceforth be more charitableto the poor, the wanderers, and the wayfarers. A Patriarch searched for a grove and a fountain of water. When he foundsuch a place, he built there a guest-house. When a beggar or a traveller came to the guest-house hungry, he gave himmeat and fruits ; and when thirsty, he gave him water from the fountain. I thank thee, the guest would say to the Patriarch. Thank the Master. I am only a servant. Who is the Master . The All-Merciful. How shall I worship him . By returning thanks for all that he has done.. SOME CURIOUS STORIES. 43 THE COURTSHIP OF JOSEPH. The patriarch Joseph not only had a very tender heart, but he looked onthe bright and hopeful side of all human concerns. When he and his aged father met, they embraced and kissed each other. Now, said Jacob, tell me, I pray thee, what evil thy brothers did untothee when they betrayed and sold thee. Nay, my father, said Joseph, let me tell thee only how good the Lordwas to me. The wife of Joseph was Asenath, a daughter of a Priest of the Sun. Inher girlhood she was wonderfully beautiful. She dwelt in a tower ten storieshigh, surrounded by palm gardens, and she had everything that heart coulddesire. She was an idol-worshipper. In her tower were idols of gold and silver towhich she daily paid her devotions. But the beautiful Asenath had nev^r beenallowed to see a young man ; so she ignorantly declared that s

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