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poured into
the Avenue of Sphinxes.
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Beneath the stone feet
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of the four colossal
images of Rameses,
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which their own
sweat and blood and sinew
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had hewn from solid rock,
:19:16
a nation arose,
:19:17
and freedom
was born into the world.
:19:22
Grandfather, have you got
Rebecca?
:19:24
No, I haven't got Rebecca.
:19:26
Here's the kneading trough.
:19:28
Sling it on your shoulders.
:19:30
This is a blessed day.
:19:32
Where's Rebecca?
:19:33
Here is Rebecca.
:19:35
Ben Caleb.
:19:36
Yes?
:19:37
Can we take
the cattle?
:19:38
Moving to the gates,
horn and hoof.
:19:41
Rachel, help me
with this brick yoke.
:19:43
Benjamin, don't forget
the oil for the lamps.
:19:45
You're carrying
your own load now.
:19:47
Where are we going, Naomi?
:19:49
To some land flowing
with milk and honey.
:19:51
I never tasted honey.
Anybody know the way?
:19:54
It's away from the whip.
:19:55
Freedom won't wet your throats
in the desert.
:19:57
Fill your water skins.
:20:01
This is the governor's house.
You cannot enter.
:20:04
Out! Out, all of you!
:20:06
Why do soldiers come here?
:20:08
I put no blood on my door.
:20:10
Then stone bleeds.
:20:19
Your stonecutter did this to me.
:20:22
All your gold
cannot wipe that mark
:20:23
from your door, Dathan,
:20:25
or from my heart.
:20:27
Just for that,
:20:28
you'll walk all the way to...
:20:31
Where are we going?
:20:32
Do you know
where we're going?
:20:35
To hell, I hope!
:20:40
Like Dathan,
:20:41
they did not know
where they were going,
:20:43
and they cared no more
:20:45
than the flocks
and herds they drove.
:20:47
Now they used the brick yokes
:20:50
to carry a very different
burden.
:20:53
And there went forth
among them
:20:55
planters of vineyards
and sowers of seeds,
:20:58
each hoping to sit under
his own vine and fig tree.