Thus said Judah, with much more; as Josephus, Antiquitatum, rehearseth more piteously, and saith moreover that the cause why he did do hide the cup in Benjamin's sack, was to know whether they loved Benjamin or hated him as they did him, what time they sold him to the Ishmaelites.

Then Jacob upbraided Judah for revealing the number and condition of his family; but Judah excused himself on account of the searching cross-examination of the austere governor which no one could resist, and persisted in the absolute necessity of Benjamin's appearance in Egypt, unless they all should yield to starvation.

As before, he ordered his steward to fill the sacks as full as they could carry, with every man's money in them, for he would not take his father's money; and further ordered that his silver drinking-cup should be put in Benjamin's sack.

what was their surprise and grief to see that the cup was found in Benjamin's sack!

Then Judah, forgetting in whose presence he was, cast aside all fear, and made the most eloquent and plaintive speech recorded in the Bible, offering to remain in Benjamin's place as a slave, for how could he face his father, who would surely die of grief at the loss of his favorite child.

tacere,"It is one thing to conceal, another to be silent;" silence is not necessarily deceptive concealment; and on the other hand in such a statement as this, in Benjamin's great work on Sales: "The nondisclosure of hidden facts [to a party in interest] is the more objectionable when any artifice is employed to throw the buyer off his guard; as by telling half the truth."

Let us have one look at poor Benjamin's grave,said I.His bones lie where his body was laid so long ago, and where the stone says they lie,which is more than can be said of most of the tenants of this and several other burial-grounds.

Stop before we turn away, and breathe a woman's sigh over poor Benjamin's dust.

And my father had that there land on a peppercorn rent, and the way he lost it was like this" Happily at this moment there was a sudden alarum among the soldiers, and I was able to dodge the familiar rehearsal of old Benjamin's grievance.

bulk, mass, lump, tissue, staple, body, compages^; trunk, torso, bole, hull, hulk, skeleton greater part, major part, best part, principal part, main part; essential part &c (importance) 642; lion's share, Benjamin's mess; the long and the short; nearly, all, almost all.

The intimacy which existed between the Murrays and D'Israelis had afforded Mr. Murray exceptional opportunities of forming an opinion of Benjamin's character, and he saw with delight the rapidly developing capacities of his old friend's son.

As the novel "Aylmer Papillon," written in 1824, was never published, the preface to "Paul Jones" was Benjamin's first appearance as an author.]

The real cause of Benjamin's sudden dissociation from an enterprise of which in its earlier stages he had been the moving spirit, can only be matter of conjecture.

And, after reading Benjamin's agreement of the 3rd August, 1825, and your letters to Murray on him and the business, of the 27th September, the 29th September, and the 9th October, my sincere opinion is that you cannot, with a due regard to your own reputation, write or publish anything about it.

We read the other day that no less than six of Sir Benjamin's brothers died fighting for the king in the Civil Wars.

Benjamin's father was a soap-boiler and candle-maker.

Soon after this, Benjamin's brother, James Franklin, set up a printing press in Boston.

You may believe that Benjamin's father and mother were glad to see him.

Benjamin's Speech on Douglas.

LEVINGER, LEE J. Benjamin's book about his family.

Mister Benjamin's sword.

Mister Benjamin's sword.

And further on: "If this affliction will only make Mary (Benjamin's wife) a real Christian, how small will be the price of her salvation!" Poor Ben!

Benjamin's mother was a remarkable woman, and of a remarkable family.

Did Joseph hide his cup in Benjamin's sack and later hold him as a hostage in order to punish his brothers or to test their honor and fidelity?