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For the sun ariseth with the scorching wind, and withereth the grass: and the flower thereof falleth, and the grace of the fashion of it perisheth: so also shall the rich man fade away in his goings. |
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For ª
the ¹
sun ª
is no sooner risen ª°
with ª
a burning heat, ª
but ª
it withereth ª°
the ¹
grass, ª
and ª
the ¹
flower ª
thereof ª
falleth, ª°
and ª
the ¹
grace ª
of the ¹
fashion ª
of it ª
perisheth: ª°
so ª
also ª
shall ²°
the ¹
rich man ª
fade away ª°
in ª
his ²¹
ways. ª |
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For ª
the ¹
Sunne ª
is no sooner risen ª°
with ª
a burning heate, ª
but ª
it withereth ª°
the ¹
grasse; ª
and ª
the ¹
flowre ª
thereof ª
falleth, ª°
and ª
the ¹
grace ª
of the ¹
fashion ª
of it ª
perisheth: ª°
so ª
also ª
shall ²°
the ¹
rich man ª
fade away ª°
in ª
his ²¹
wayes. ª |
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For the sun ariseth in his heat, and drieth the herb, and the flower of it falleth, and the beauty of its appearance perisheth; so also the rich withereth in his reverses. |
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For the sun riseth in its heat, and drieth up the herb; and its flower falleth, and the beauty of its appearance perisheth: so also the rich man withereth in his ways. |
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