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Chap-books of the eighteenth century (1882)

Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 25

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tred may be seen above.They hate their brother for his dreams, but he, \Observes his words, and willing is to see > What the event in future times may be. JOSEPH PUT INTO A PIT BY HIS BRETHEREN. When envy in the heart of man does reign.To stifle its effects proves oft in vain.Like fire conceald,… … For they, as in the sequel we shall see, Resolvd upon poor Josephs tragedy ; That they together at his dream might mock, Which they almost effected, when their flock In Sechems fruitful field they fed, for there Was Joseph sent to see how they did fare: Joseph his father readily obeys, And on the…

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