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Teacher, what a shame, may God have mercy on him, we miss him so much, may he be blessed, it is known that the house of a thousand, a number of people, and the evening, the evening of the young man, we are talking about the locusts, people, and the evening, the evening of the young man, we are talking about the locusts, which are the locusts' swarms, they come, not like a baron, they rush, they are all gone, my uncle, if you refuse and prevent the agent from leaving Maram, tomorrow at this time, a locust will come, it will cover the sun, it will cover the whole world, the whole earth, you will not be able to see anything, all the sky and all of Egypt, all of Egypt will be filled with locusts, a sieve ... And then, even today, the locusts in Egypt are not as numerous as they were in Egypt when the Israelites drank from the well. If there are Egypt when the Israelites drank from the well. If there are locusts in Egypt today, it's not like the locusts that were there then. And now I see in the Midrash how big the locusts were after they had drunk from the well. When they drank from the well, they stretched out their hand to the sky and struck the sky and the locusts came down. The people of Egypt keep telling me that the locusts came down
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