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NAOMI OR THS LAST DAYS OF JERUSALEM BY MRS. J. B. WEBB AUTHOR OF."BENAIAH," "HELEN MORDAUNT," ETC. AUTHOR'S EDITION LONDON : FREDERICK WARNE AND CO. AND NEW YORK
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Page 10 and 11: VI PREFACE. While we contemplate tl
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Page 16 and 17: 12 NAOMI. she had allowed too much
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Page 20 and 21: CHAPTER II. THE day following that
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Page 26 and 27: 22 NAOMI. fore the example of these
Page 28 and 29: 24 NAOMI. ment of troops, under the
Page 30 and 31: 26 NAOMI. brought the Jewish comman
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Page 36 and 37: 32 NAOMI. worthy of a cruel death,
Page 38 and 39: 34 NAOMI. the dead, ' I say unto th
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Page 42 and 43: 38 NAOMI. but I feel that there is
Page 44 and 45: CHAPTEE IV. FROM the lofty battleme
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Page 52 and 53: 48 NAOMI. ness of the inhabitants,
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52 NAOMI. they were not true childr
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54 NAOMI. he set forth towards the
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56 NAOMI. " as Sarah, and Rebecca,
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58 NAOMI. generals yet more and mor
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60 NAOMI. disgust. I grieve to say
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62 NAOMI. cities of Galilee, and th
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6 4 NAOMI. I will lead him course p
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66 NAOMI. through his interest was
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68 NAOMI. he standeth, take heed le
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70 NAOML vowed to be revenged when
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72 NAOMI. charged but a blot remain
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74 NAOMI. leader and his rubber ban
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76 NAOMI. lives from the Roman veng
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78 NAOMI. demanded to be led instan
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8o NAOMI. ness and tumult of the st
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82 NAOMI. hopes of peace with the R
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84 NAOMI. danger and anxiety and he
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86 NAOMI. from ascending the hill o
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88 NAOMI. or hiding-place for refug
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9o NAOMI. with embroidered drapery.
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92 NAOMI. Then the fury of the Zeal
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94 NAOMI. of our time has been pass
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96 NAOMI. mitted to enjoy the prese
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98 NAOMI. been exposed. Eemember ho
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TOO NAOMI. who carried them raised
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102 NAOMI. despised and rejected of
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104 NAOMI. harrowed our souls at hi
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io6 NAOMI. gother in their unadorne
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io8 NAOMT. administration of the co
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NAOMI. ill until his eye rested on
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one day we may be better acquainted
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NAOMI. 115 Dead Sea, and the great
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NAOMI. 117 trembled -with a feeling
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NAOMI, 119 from her infancy with fe
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NAOMI. 121 merit for Us sinners ; a
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NAOMf. 123 system to which her husb
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CHAPTEE X. WE have mentioned that G
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NAOMI. 127 and receive Simon as the
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NAOMI. 129 by a secret path through
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NAOMI. 131 Judea should again be re
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NAOMI. 133 his poorer brethren. Zad
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NAOMI. 135 "It is my own dear siste
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V NAOMI. 137 her light step was unp
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NAOMI. 139 sages of their former fr
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NAOMI. 141 should enter Pera ; but
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NAOMI. 143 For Claudia Theophilus c
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NAOMT. 145 and she also dreaded the
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NAOMI. 147 was light, and his voice
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NAOMI. 149 shall guide you, until a
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NAOMI. 151 of his court we waited i
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NAOMI. 153 day I may hear him also
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NAOMI. 155 herself, and again addre
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NAOMI. 157 Claudia turned deadly pa
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NAOMI. 159 Your voices to the King
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NAOMI. 161 religion which. I have e
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NAOMI. '03 remain in danger on my a
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NAOMI. 165 tives. Naomi joined her
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NAOMI. 167 from all danger of falli
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NAOMI. 169 All proper legal authori
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NAOMI. 171 delusions ; and endeavou
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NAOMI. 173 myself I freely own that
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CHAPTER xrn. HANNAH hastily left th
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NAOMI. 177 apprehensions thus to pr
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NAOMI. 179 exquisite workmanship, a
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NAOMI. 181 energy, " grant me my he
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NAOMI.. 183 for the love of heaven
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NAOML 185 pany us to that beloved d
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NAOMI 187 and driven to their own a
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NAOMI. 189 power. It was against th
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NAOMI. r 9 I for the honour of the
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NAOMI. 193 milder feeling of disapp
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NAOMI. 195 the deep and heavy breat
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NAOMI. 197 succeeded in disarming,
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NAOMI. 199 A flood of tears somewha
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NAOMI. 201 peared equally startled
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NAOMI. 203 never reveal them. You h
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NAOMI. 205 child, my most beloved d
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NAOMI. 207 son his only and beloved
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The day was passed in 209 various a
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NAOMI. 211 despised Jesus, and exul
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NAOMI. 213 tho -widow of Bethezob.
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NAOMI. 215 the mind of Claudia, enf
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NAOMI. 211 to resign him cheerfully
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NAOMI. 219 cell but the members of
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tiAOML 22 1 " my husband, how your
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NAOMI. 223 say that he would try to
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NAOMI. 225 sions were thus removed,
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NAOMI. 227 sustain them during her
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NAOMI. 229 feelings of pity and adm
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NAOMI. 231 to give the only chance
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NAOMI. 233 his revenge. He hastily
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NAOMI. 235 therefore wish to appreh
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NAOMI. 237 seek a shelter in some s
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THE sun approached his CHAPTER XVII
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NAOMI. 241 fice. I had expected tha
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NAOML 243 naturally have quitted Je
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NAOMI. 245 smoke and vapour, and ap
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NAOMI. 247 in the hands of the Homa
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NAOMI. 249 ffcufus received the who
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NAOMI. 251 maiden, and all his hope
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NAOMI. 253 political arrangements d
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NAOMI. 255 looked forth anxiously f
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NAOMI. 257 own most wise purposes.
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NAOMI. 259 was therefore with great
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NAOML 261 space around the temple b
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NAOMI. 263 armed; and Mary used the
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NAOMI. 265 Naomi during his absence
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NAOMI. 267 their ears, as Naomi and
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NAOMI. 269 presented to her the sea
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NAOMI. 271 ful in me, to speak thus
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NAOMI. 273 comfort to us, and tries
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NAOMI. 275 and placed it in his gir
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NAOMI. 2ft " Yes, Simon, I see and
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NAOMI. 279 and unburied corpse, sla
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CHAPTER XX. THE Roman army was enca
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NAOML 283 Javan also. Probably he w
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NAOMI. 285 All these anxious fears
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NAOMI. 287 unreservedly of my Lord
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NAOMI. 289 preserve my confidence t
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NAOMI. 291 her dying hours to his p
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NAOMI. 293 did he read that it was
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CHAPTER XXI. MARCELLTJS and his fat
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NAOMI. 297 Marcellus knew that much
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NAOMT. 209 javelins the other dismo
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NAOMI. 301 change the whole nature
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NAOMI. 303 engines, strongly guarde
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NAOMI. 305 wild beasts, and bore do
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CHAPTER XXII. IT was now the time o
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NAOMI. 309 officers ; and the zealo
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NAOMI. 311 and the same in thicknes
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NAOMI. 313 rounded Bezetha, because
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. themselves NAOMI. countrymen from
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NAOML 317 Of Simon ; and such were
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NAOMI. 319 the defenceless populati
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NAOMI. 321 speech. He used every ar
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NAOMI. 323 amidst so many who profa
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NAOMI. 325 Zadok lamented and deepl
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NAOMI. 327 on either side, passed r
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NAOMI. 329 paler than ever, and gre
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NAOMI. 331 and profusion there, aba
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NAOMI. 333 they should either storm
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NAOMI. 335 rendering it, but the Eo
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NAOMI. 337 house of his former mist
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NAOML 339 not go out to seek him, f
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NAOMI. 34* and strife had completed
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NAOMI. 343 informed them that Cerea
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NAOMI. 345 began to look for his ap
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and a root out of a dry ground. NAO
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NAOMI. 349 promise he had given her
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NAOMI. 3$* John saw that his artifi
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NAOMI. 353 presence was urgently re
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NAOMI. 355 you will be in the prese
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NAOMI. 357 Then, mother, cast thy c
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NAOMI. 359 towards Heaven with an e
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NAOMI. 361 lieved that all who shar
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NAOMI. 363 beloved mistress, who sh
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NAOMI. 365 Naomi pressed her mother
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NAOMI. 367 laid beneath the shady t
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NAOMI. 369 farewell, that it might
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NAOMI. 371 made every exertion in h
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NAOMI. 373 ravages famine and the s
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NAOMI. 375 to despise them, but the
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NAOMI. 377 went. But little plunder
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NAOMI. 379 ehould be sent with his
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NAOMI. 381 the banks of the river ;
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