. L'histoire picturale de la Palestine et la terre sainte, y compris un historique complet des Juifs. o beaucoup, qu'il tiendra bien si ils ont pris une quantité de produits le choix du pays de Canaan, whichwere connus pour être plus acceptable en Egypte,-être baume, du miel sauvage, d'épices, de myrrhe, de noix, de pistaches et almondsf-comme un présent et l'hommage de respect comme de grands hommes, comme werethen maintenant dans l'Est, dans l'habitude de recevoir de ceux qui ont cherché leur faveur. Lastof tout, comme l'un hésite encore, dit-il, prenez aussi votre frère, et levez-vous, et de retour à la. Et que Dieu, le tout-puissant, vous donner faveur bef

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. The pictorial history of Palestine and the Holy land including a complete history of the Jews. o much, itwould be well if they took a quantity of the choice products of the land of Canaan, whichwere known to be most acceptable in Egypt, —being balm, wild honey, spices, myrrh, pistachio-nuts, and almondsf—as such a present and tribute of respect as great men werethen, as now in the East, in the habit of receiving from those who sought their favour. Lastof all, as one still reluctant, he said, Take also your brother, and arise, and return to theman. And may God, the Almighty, give you favour before the man, that he may send awayyour other brother and Benjamin. But if I be bereaved, —bereaved I am. They went, and arrived in Egypt. One morning they made their way to the place where • In this and the following paragraph his condensed account of the circumstances has been mainly adopted, t For remarks on all these products see the notes to the Pictorial Bible on Gen. xxxviii. and xliii. Some of them will befurther noticed in the Natural History of this work. Chap. I.] JOSEPH. 129. [ Slay and make ready.] Joseph daily transacted his husiness concerning the sale and distribntion of the corn. Whenhe saw them, accompanied by a youth whom he guessed to be his Ijrother Benjamin, theson of his own mother, he directed the ruler of his house to take them home to his dwelling-house, and to slay and make ready ;for it was his intention that they should dinewith him at noon.* The steward did as hewas ordered, and took them to his mastershouse. This proceeding occasioned consider-able alarm in the minds of Jacobs sons, whothought that perhaps some pretext was soughtagainst them, for making them bondsmen andtaking away their asses, in connection with themoney which was due for the last supply, andwhich they had found returned in their sacks.They, therefore, spoke to the steward, stating how the matter really stood; and he, whoprobably knew how they were related to his _ master, a

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