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Therefore I loathed myself, being foolish, seeing what I have done, like a fool, since I am the most shameful among men.
But since I erred, trusting in wretched thoughts, therefore, wrapped in dust and in ashes, rolling over and over, I now come to you and to your knees, grieving as I weep, and I am greatly distressed, at how I erred.
Woe is me, wretched that I am!
But do you put on a gracious heart.
Job. James Duport. . .