Landa, Gertrude · New York : Bloch Publishing Co. · leaf 109
all over,and his hunger was such that he felt he hadnever eaten in his life. His reflections weresad, as you may well imagine, and they led himto a vow that never again would he seek thehospitality of his friends. He realized at lastthat he had made himself obnoxious and hadbeen cleverly and… … He found a beautiful youth, clad in a deer skin, lying on the ground. (Page 7/5). The Beggar King Proud King Hagag sat on his throne in state,and the high priest, standing by his side, readfrom the Holy Book, as was his daily custom.He read these words: For riches are not forever: and doth the…
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