The Book of common prayer : and administration of the sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies . ne-oni AkyadeanolTcahha, neoni Ifdeah, CHAP, i^b Si. Markj ChafAY. C H A iP. IV. AND he began again to teach by the fea fide : andthere was gathered unto him a great multitude,fo that he entered into a ihip, and fat in the fea, andthe whole multitude was by the fea, on the land. 2. And he taught them many things by parables,and faid unto then! in his dodlrine. 3. Hearken, Behold, there went out a fower tofow: 4. And it came to pafs as he fowed., fome fell bythe way-fide, and the fowls of the air
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The Book of common prayer : and administration of the sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies . ne-oni AkyadeanolTcahha, neoni Ifdeah, CHAP, i^b Si. Markj ChafAY. C H A iP. IV. AND he began again to teach by the fea fide : andthere was gathered unto him a great multitude, fo that he entered into a ihip, and fat in the fea, andthe whole multitude was by the fea, on the land. 2. And he taught them many things by parables, and faid unto then! in his dodlrine. 3. Hearken, Behold, there went out a fower tofow: 4. And it came to pafs as he fowed., fome fell bythe way-fide, and the fowls of the air came anddevoured it up. 5. And fome fell on ftony ground, where it.hadHot much earth, and immediately it fprang up, be-caufe it had no depth of earth. 6. But when the fun was up. It was fcorched, and becaufe it had no root, it withered away. 7. And fome fell among thorns, and the thornsgrew up, and choked it, and it yielded no fruit. 8. And other fell on good ground, and did yieldfruit that fprang up, and increafed, and broughtforth, fome thirty and fome fixty, and fome anhundred. 9. And B^oi.. -A~»^ iHE JARABJLEof the ^0^^ERS. i<fe St. Mark^ Chap, IV. 261 CHAP. IV. *^EONI raouhha tahadaghfawea a-re ne waghf-*^ hakorihhonnyeh ne Kanyadarakda: neoni et-hona-ah waontkeanilTa ra-ouhhage Keantjoughkowanea, ne nonkea wahhoeni Kahhoewakouh .vahhaditta, heoni wahhattyea Kanyadarakda: neoni ne Keant-yoghgwagvvegouh et-hone Kanyadarakda Eghdiyo- 2. Neoni raouhha waghfakoderihhonnyea ro-nouhha eso Yoriwake ne Wat-hadeanageraghdagh-gwannyouh (Parables) neoni tfinahhearouh ne ro-nouhhage ne Tlihorihhodea. 3. Tfyadahoughfadat: Sat-kaght-ho, wa-eghdeNiyent-hoghs wa-eyent-hoghfe. 4. Neoni tfinearoyent-hohhatye, oddyake Oh-hahakda wakayendane, neoni ne Tfideaongoewahwagonewe onfakondighgwe. 5. Neoni oddyake eghyakayend-ne tfia ty*onea-yage n*Oughwhentfyage, tfinonwe yaghefo Teya-onghwhentryare ; neoni yokondattye Wakeanxoh nekarihhoeni ne yaght-ha deyoferea-ouh nOugh-vvhentfyage. 6. Ok tfi-o