Fosephs Brethren Finding the Money in
their Sacks.

“THERE was no corn in Canaan either, and when Jacob

heard that there was wheat to be sold in Egypt, he sent
his ten sons down to buy some. Joseph knew his cruel brothers
but they did not know him, because he was grown a man.
He pretended to be unkind to them, and asked them many
questions, and took Simeon and put him in prison, telling them
that he should not be set free till they brought their brother
Benjamin to him. But he had their sacks filled with corn; and
when they reached home and opened them, they found that the
money they had paid for it was put inside their sacks.

— HPL RERL IS

Foseph making himself Known to his Brethren,

ACOB did not like to let Benjamin go into Egypt, but at
J last they had no bread to eat; and then he was obliged to |
send his dear son with his brothers. When Joseph saw
Benjamin, who was his own mother’s son, he was so glad that he
cried for joy. Then he told his cruel brothers who he was, and
forgave them; and kissed Benjamin, and made a great feast for
them. And he bade them go home and tell his dear old father
that he was alive, and that he wished him to come to him in
Egypt. De,