The unhappy Isaac was deprived not only
of the power of rising to make the [v]obeisance which his fear had
dictated, but he could not even doff his cap or utter any word of
supplication, so was he agitated by the conviction that
tortures and death were impending over him.
of the power of rising to make the [v]obeisance which his fear had
dictated, but he could not even doff his cap or utter any word of
supplication, so was he agitated by the conviction that
tortures and death were impending over him.
The Literary World - Seventh Reader
