Daisy in the Field by Elizabeth Wetherell
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"And opposite us, I suppose, somewhere along there in front of old Jericho, is the place where the waters of the river failed from below and were cut off from above, and the great space was laid bare for the armies to pass over." "Just over there. And there - Elijah and Elisha went over dry shod, when Elijah smote with his mantle upon the waters; and there by the same way Elisha came back alone, after he had seen his master taken from him." "Those were grand times!" I said, with a half breath. "They were rough times." "Still, they were grand times." "I think, these are grander." "But, Mr. Dinwiddie, such things are not done now as were done then." "Why not?" "Why, how can you ask?" "How can you answer?" "Why, Mr. Dinwiddie, the river is not parted now, this river nor any other, for the Lord's people to go over without |
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