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There is also extant a Rabbinical Hebrew Book of Jasher printed at _Venice_ in 1625, which is an explanation of the histories contained in the Pentateuch and Joshua. Barlocci, in his _Biblioth. Rabbinica_, states that it contains some curious but many fabulous things; and particularly that this book was discovered at the time of the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem in a certain place, in which an old man was shut up, in whose possession a great number of Hebrew books were found, and among them the Book of Jasher; which was first carried into Spain, and preserved at Seville, whence finally it was taken to Naples, where it was first published.
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Prof. Noah
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In many places I never received penny as yet, nor any am like, except that I should sue!!
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Britain's first poet, Famous old Chaucer, Swan-like, in dying Sung his last song When at his heart-strings Death's hand was strong.