Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 38
en made him second in his chariot ride.And bow the knee before him all men cryd. JOSEPHS BRETHEREN COME INTO EGYPT TO BUY CORN. Now Josephs Lord of Egypt, all things thereAre by the King committed to his care:The plenteous years come on as Joseph told.The earth produces more than barns can hold… … But famine docs to plenty next succeed, And in all lands but Egypt there was need; For they neglecting to lay up such store. Had spent their Stock, and soon became so poor, That in the land of Eg)pt there was bread, By fames loud trump, thro every land was spread. Old Jacob heard it, and to his…
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