The wandering soul : or, dialogues between the wandering soul and Adam, Noah, and Simon Cleophas (1840)
Schabaelje, Jan Philipsz., 1585?-1656. cn, Rupp, I. Daniel (Israel Daniel), 1803-1878, trans. 1n · Harrisburg,Pa.,: I. D. Rupp & John Winebrenner · leaf 144
oseph when he arrived inEgypt v/ith the merchants ? S. C. It w^as remarkable. These mer-chants brought him into the royal city, call-ed Memphis. There was a mighty ruler,called Potiphar. He took particular noticeof Joseph, who was exceedingly polite andgenteel in his deportment, of amiable man-ners… … Joseph sold by his Brethrefi,—pag. 134, AVITH SIMON CLEOPHAS. 135 mitted every thing to his charge, so thatJoseph was considerably more esteemed andregarded than in his fathers own house. HeKved well, had respectable company, andan excellent house to live in, was an ableeconomist, every one…
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