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 1     I|     Isaac, with the history of Esau and of Jacob, which is read
 2     I|     the foot, and he was named Esau. And forthwith followed
 3     I|       grown to reasonable age, Esau became a ploughman, and
 4     I|    Isaac the father loved well Esau, because he ate oft of the
 5     I|        oft of the venison that Esau took, and Rebekah the mother
 6     I|       made a good pottage, and Esau his brother had been an
 7     I|    give thee some pottage. And Esau answered, Lo! I die for
 8     I|  content I shall enjoy it, and Esau sware it, and so sold away
 9     I|        And on a time he called Esau his oldest son and said
10     I|       words Rebekah heard. And Esau went forth for to accomplish
11     I|        heard thy father say to Esau, thy brother: Bring to me
12     I|     took the best clothes that Esau had, and did them on Jacob.
13     I|       my son? Jacob said: I am Esau, thy first begotten son,
14     I|   prove whether thou be my son Esau or not. He came to his father,
15     I|      the hands be the hands of Esau. And he knew him not, for
16     I|      him: Thou art then my son Esau? He answered and said: I
17     I|      Jacob gone out, when that Esau came with his meat that
18     I|      am thy first begotten son Esau. Isaac then was greatly
19     I|      the blessing. And said to Esau: Who then was he that right
20     I|      he shall be blessed. When Esau heard these words of his
21     I|        thy blessing. Then said Esau: Certainly and justly may
22     I|       to thee, my son? To whom Esau said: Hast thou not, father,
23     I|    serve thy brother. Then was Esau woe-begone, and hated Jacob
24     I|      son, and said to him: Lo! Esau thy brother threateneth
25     I| brother of Rebekah his mother. Esau seeing that his father had
26     I|       messengers tofore him to Esau his brother in the land
27     I|      and bade them say thus to Esau: This saith thy brother
28     I|     Jacob and said: We came to Esau thy brother, and lo! he
29     I|       twain turmes, saying: If Esau come to that one and destroy
30     I|        the hands of my brother Esau, for I fear him greatly
31     I|        lifting up his eyes saw Esau coming and four hundred
32     I|       brother, approached him. Esau ran for to meet with his
33     I|      worshipped him. Then said Esau: Whose been these turmes
34     I|        may stand in thy grace. Esau said: I have many myself,
35     I|        my children and beasts. Esau answered: I pray thee then
36     I|       thy favour, my lord. And Esau returned then the same way
37     I|     and died in good mind, and Esau and Jacob his sons buried
38     I|      of Isaac and his two sons Esau and Jacob. ~