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 1     I|  records of the past without a feeling of awe and veneration, mingled
 2     I|        be swallowed, ne by the feeling or attouching, for he is
 3     I|        him Naphtali. Then Leah feeling that she conceived no more,
 4    II|       knew him both seeing and feeling. He is said division or
 5    II|    pure and more fair, without feeling of any more heat or chauffing,
 6    II|        abode all whole without feeling the fire. The people weened
 7    IV|       torments, the sorrow and feeling of the pain should be the
 8    IV|     womb of his mother without feeling harm or hurt, in the same
 9    IV| sleeping in Iying here without feeling of anything. And when they
10     V|     them all. And the holy man feeling him to be put in this temptation,