THE EIGHTH PLAGUE, x. 1-20.
Moses encouraged, 154.--Deliverances should be remembered. A sterner
rebuke. Locusts in Egypt, 155.--Their effect. The court interferes. Yet
"their hearts hardened" also, 156--Infatuation of Pharaoh. Parallel of
Napoleon, 157.--Women and little ones did share in festivals, 158.--A
gentle wind. Locusts. Another surrender, 159.--Relief. Our broken vows,
160.
THE NINTH PLAGUE, x. 21-29.
Menephtah's sun-worship, 161.--Suddenness of the plague. Concentrated
narrative, 162.--Darkness represents death, 163.--The Book of Wisdom
upon this plague, 164-5.--Isaiah's allusions. The Pharaoh's character,
165.--Altercation with Moses, 166.