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...Jerusalem, — to lay a cripple or a leper, like Lazarus, at the door of some wealthy man, or to place liirn in a public thoroughfare stretched upon his mat or wooden litter. The Ijlind too line the approaches to the city, and cry out with*a loud voice to tlic passers-by for mercy...

...observed it this morning in the streets of Jerusalem, — to lay a cripple or a leper, like Lazarus, at the door of some wealthy man, or to place him in...to the city, and cry out with a loud voice to the passers-by for mercy and for charity. On entering the gates of Jerusalem, apart from the overpowering...

...the rich man, that he might not have ignorance to plead. " It is still, 'says a modern traveller, " a common custom throughout the East, and I observed...stretched upon his mat or wooden litter. The blind, too, lino the approaches to the city, and cry out with a loud voice to the passers-by for mercy and for...

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