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1317 Abraham to kill him— Was distinctly told— Isaac was an Urchin— Abraham was old— Not a hesitation— Abraham complied— Flattered by Obeisance Tyranny demurred— Isaac—to his children Lived to tell the tale— Moral—with a Mastiff Manners may prevail. Edited by Peter Carter
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