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1 a Meaning, that she wolde prouide her of an housband, with whome she might liue quietly.

1 ! Naomi giueth Ruth counsel.

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2 / Or, in the barne.

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3 b Boaz, not yet, anie other.

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7 c That is, had refreshed himselfe among his seruantes.

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8 / Or, turned himselfe from one side to another.

8 ! She slepeth at Boaz fete.

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10 d Thou shewest thy selfe from time to time more vertuous.

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12 ! He acknowledgeth himselfe to be her kinseman.

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13 e If he wil take thee to be his wife by the title of affinitie, according to God's law, {Deu. 25, 5}.

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15 e Or, mantel.

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16 f Perceyuing by her coming home, that he had not taken her to his wife, she was astonied.