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 1 14| occasion she had gone out by night for water. She could neither
 2 15|      her to health. And that night the inhabitants of that
 3 16|  they thought of passing the night. And there was in that city
 4 16|   her belly; and as often as night came on, he tyrannically
 5 19|     they wished to spend the night in it. They turned aside,
 6 19|     when they had spent that night with him, his bond was loosed.
 7 20|     day is already past, and night is coming on apace. We are
 8 20|     in which we may pass the night. They said: Go with us,
 9 20|    Go with us, and spend the night with us. They followed them,
10 20|   him unknown to us; and one night, a little before daybreak,
11 23|      to cross this region by night. But as they go along, behold,
12 28|     almost blinded, she wept night and day. And the mother
13 39|  fear of the king, spent the night without supper, nor did