Israel in Egypt A Poem. By Edwin Atherstone |
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 | Israel in Egypt |  |
Thus speaking, she looked round; and, close behind,—
For gently he had followed her, amazed
At all he saw,—beheld him: “Knowëst thou,
Reuben,” she said, “of maiden in these parts,
So passing beautiful, that even to land
Far distant might the fame thereof have gone?”
For gently he had followed her, amazed
At all he saw,—beheld him: “Knowëst thou,
Reuben,” she said, “of maiden in these parts,
So passing beautiful, that even to land
Far distant might the fame thereof have gone?”
| Israel in Egypt | |