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1   2, 62     |         of Arabia, sacrificed a boy annually: him they buried
2   2, 62(111)|   Bhuddha. The sacrifice of the Boy was an imitation, no doubt,
3   4, 2      | suspense, because his favourite boy1 had become paralytic in
4   4, 2(1)   |    Greek pai~j, which signifies boy, and thence either child
5   4, 2(1)   |       render it by the English, boy, which is equally indefinite
6   4, 2      |     would afford to him for his boy the aid which is from God.
7   4, 2      |        it be unto thee. And his boy was healed from that hour."
8   4, 2      |     that very hour he found his boy well. ~