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Former fellow model Ruth Schuler said: It has left me in shock.
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Young Ruth was sent to the cotton fields at an early age.
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Chairwoman Ruth Cairnie said dividends would be reinstated as soon as possible.
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Then it found its way out of the window, and Ruth said:
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She suddenly laughed, feeling healthy and young, and Ruth handed her another.
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But what is there necessary to our salvation in the Book of Ruth?
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But the Book of Ruth was not written mainly to tell us that fact.
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Read the Book of Ruth, and see what field-work may be, and ought to be.
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And so ends the Book of Ruth.
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The Book of Ruth II.
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See the Book of Ruth.
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The special verse in the Book of Ruth was sought out by Bathsheba, and the sublime words met her eye.
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You get a radio man all hopped up with vitamins, skimming through the Book of Ruth's domestic disasters, and the result is another soap-opera.
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Consider this great, romantic story in the Old Testament's Book of Ruth: Ruth was an impoverished foreigner who had followed her mother-in-law Naomi to Israel.
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The book of Ruth was probably at this time added to the other historical books.
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I request Mr. Everett to have the goodness to turn to the book of Ruth ch i.
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Why was the book of Ruth preserved?
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Goethe has characterized the book of Ruth as the loveliest little idyll that tradition has transmitted to us.
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I should like to see a translation of it in poetical prose like the book of Ruth or Job.'
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The next earliest MS., containing the Books of Ruth, Kings, Esdras, Esther, and the Maccabees (1 D 2), is of the thirteenth century.