Ramesu

His riches overtaxed its coffers and he builded Pa-Ramesu, in part, to hold the overflow.

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Thou wilt take up the flagellum over Masaarah when thou hast surrendered Pa-Ramesu to thy successor.

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He ransacked Pa-Ramesu and the brick-fields, Silsilis, Syene, where there were quarries, and especially Thebes, which was large and remote, a tempting place for fugitives.

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She turned about and took the road toward Pa-Ramesu, the unprotesting old man trotting after her.

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He looked up the straight highway toward Pa-Ramesu, then turned in the saddle and gazed toward Tanis.

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Israel had been near Pa-Ramesu with its cattle, and the canal-borders were again riotous with growth.

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If the Israelites traveled but two miles an hour, they could cover the distance between Pa-Ramesu and the Rameside wall by the sunset of this, the second day after the death of the first-born.

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"Of a truth," the old woman admitted; "but Merenra is chief commander over Pa-Ramesu and how shall thine appeal to the Pharaoh pass beyond

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