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The Weavers
Complete

CHAPTER XXXI
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Thee sees it is terrible, friend ?" Ebn Ezra looked at him seriously and sadly for a moment, and then said: "Is it given one man to do all?
If many men had done these things, then there had been one blow for each.

Now all falls on thee, Saadat.

Is it the will of God that one man should fling the lance, fire the cannon, dig the trenches, gather food for the army, drive the horses on to battle, and bury the dead?
Canst thou do all ?" David's eyes brightened to the challenge.

"There was the work to do, and there were not the many to do it.

My hand was ready; the call came; I answered.


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