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 1 III|  servant in his place, that the boy's eyes might never once
 2 V  |      even they marvelled at the boy's quickness and understanding,
 3 V  |    creature? Nor did it to this boy; for his mind was fertile
 4 V  |       bright and mature was the boy's wit and that he would
 5 V  |      came oftentimes to see his boy, for he loved him passing
 6 V  |     turn it into gladness." The boy said, "What is the reason
 7 V  |  request would but increase his boy's pain and grief, he answered, "
 8 XXX|      the first twelve years the boy saw the sun or fire, he
 9 XXX|         waiting men to show the boy everything after his kind;
10 XXX|      after row, they showed the boy everything. Now, as he asked
11 XXX|      that deceive men." But the boy's heart was smitten with
12 XXX|      most. "What," answered the boy, "but the Devils that deceive
13 XXX| astonished at the saying of the boy, to think how masterful