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4. fraiwa
fraiwă
seed
seinamma.
seenamma.
his
Jah
Yăh
And it chanced
warth,
wărth,
(worth)
mith-thanei
mith-thanei
while
saísô,
sĕsô,
he-sowed,
sum
sŏom
some
raíhtis
rĕhtis
richt
gadraus
gadrows
y-drossed
(fell)
faúr
for
fore
wig,
wig,
the-way
jah
yăh
and
quêmun
quaymun
cam
fuglês
fŏoglôs
the-fowls
jah
yah
and
frêtun
fraytŏon
fret (ate)
thata.
thăta.
that.
5. Antharuth-than
Antharuth-than
antarn-ains (then)
godraus
gadrows
y-drossed
ana
ănă
on-(to)
stainahamma
stainahamma,
stony (places),
tharei
thăree
there
(where it)
ni

nae
habaida
habaida
had
áirtha
ĕrtha
airth
managa;
mănaga;
mony;
jah
yăh
and
suns
sŏons
soon
urrann,
ŏorran,
owre-ran
in
in
in this
thizei
thĭzee
(because it)
ni
ni
nae
habaida
habaida
had
6. diupaizôs
dyŏopaizôs
deepness
áirthôs:
ĕrthôs:
of-earth:
at
ăt
But
sunnin
sŏonnin
sun
than
than
then
urrinnandin
ŏorrĭnnăndin
owre-rinnin
ufbrann,
ŏofbrăn,
up-brunt (it),
jah,
yăh,
and
untê
ŏontay
unto (because)
ni

nae
7. habaida
habaida
had
waúrtins,
wŏrtins,
worts,
gathaúrsnôda.
gathŏrsnôda.
it-thirsted.
Jah
Yăh
Yea
sum
sŏom
some
gadraus
gadrows
y-drossed
in
in
in
thaúrnuns;
thŏrnŏons;
thorns;
jah
yăh
and
ufarstigun
ŏofarstĭgŏon
over-styed
thai
thai
thai
thaúrnjus
thŏrnyŏos
thorns
jah
yăh
and
afhwapidêdun
afhwăpĭdaydŏon
aff-whoopit-it (choked)
thata,
thătă,
that,