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Moon of Israel

CHAPTER III
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His grandsire was Pentaur the poet." "Indeed.

I knew Pentaur well.

Often has he read me to sleep with his long poems, rank stuff that grew like coarse grass upon a deep but half-drained soil.

Are you sure, young man, that Pentaur was your grandfather?
You are not like him.

Quite a different kind of herbage, and you know that it is a matter upon which we must take a woman's word." Seti burst out laughing and I looked at the old priest angrily, though now that I came to think of it my father always said that his mother was one of the biggest liars in Egypt.
"Well, let it be," went on Bakenkhonsu, "till we find out the truth before Thoth.


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