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Chapter 4
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Глvа, д~”
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So I returned, and saw all the oppressions that were done under the sun: and behold the tear of the oppressed, and they had no comforter; and on the side of them that oppressed them was power; but they had no comforter:
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И$ ѓ^братихся а^ꙁъ и^ ви'дњхъ вс^я ѓ^клевета'нныя быва'ющая поD слн~цемъ” И$ с^е сле'ꙁы ѓ^клевета'нныхъ, и^ нњсть иM ё^тњша'ющаго. и^ эT рђкъ ѓ^бидя'щиX и^хъ нњсть крњпость.
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and I praised all the dead that had already died more than the living, as many as are alive until now.
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и^ похва'лихъ всњхъ ё^мръшихъ, паче живыхъ. е^ли'коже и^хъ живи сђть доселњ.
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3
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Better also than both these is he who has not yet been, who has not seen all the evil work that is done under the sun.
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и^ бл~го паче ѓ%бою се'ю, и^же кт^о е^ще не бы'сть і^ и'же не ви'дњ сътворенїа лђка'вого сътвореннаго поD слн~цемъ”
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4
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4
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And I saw all labour, and all the diligent work, that this is a man's envy from his neighbour. This is also vanity and waywardness of spirit.
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И$ видXњ а^ꙁъ весь трђдᲆ. и^ всяко мђж'ество сътворенаго. ја%ко сътворенїя мђжеви эT подрђга свое^го. и^ се сђе^та и^зволенїе дх~а”
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5
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5
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The fool folds his hands together, and eats his own flesh.
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Беꙁђмныи ѓ^бъяT рђцњ свои и снњсть плоть свою`.
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6
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Better is a handful of rest than two handfuls of trouble and waywardness of spirit.
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бл~го е^сть и^спол#ненїе горьсᲄи покоя, па'че и^сполненїа двою гор#стїю ᲄрђда, і^ и^зволенїе дх~а”
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7
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So I returned, and saw vanity under the sun.
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И$ ѓ^братиXся а^ꙁъ и^ ви'дњхъ сђет#ство поD слн~цеM.
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There is one alone, and there is not a second; yea, he has neither son nor brother: yet there is no end to all his labour; neither is his eye satisfied with wealth; and for whom do I labour, and deprive my soul of good? this is also vanity, and an evil trouble.
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е^сть е^ді'нъ и нњсть вторыи, ни сн~ъ же н^и братъ нњсть е^мђ. и^ нњсть кон#ца всемђ трђдђ е^го. ниже ѓ%ко е^го не насыща'ется богаTства. и^ комђ` аZ трђждаюся, и^ лиша'ю дш~ђ мою эT бл~гостыни. и^ се же сђ'ета и^ попеченїе лђка'вно е^сть.
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Two are better than one, seeing they have a good reward for their labour.
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бл~га дв^а паче е^ді'наго, и%маже е^сть м#ꙁда бл~га въ трђдњ иX.
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10
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For if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow: but woe to him that is alone when he falls, and there is not a second to lift him up.
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ја%ко а^ще падется е^ді'нъ ею` въꙁдви'гнеT дрђгїи прича'стника свое^го” и^ го'ре томђ` е^ді'номђ е^гDа ся падеᲄъ, и^ не бђдеT вто'рого въꙁдви'гнђти е^го”
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Also if two should lie together, they also get heat: but how shall one be warmed alone?
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И$ а'ще ё^снета дв^а тепло и%ма бђдетъ, а^ е^ді'нъ ка'ко съгрње'тся”
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12
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12
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And if one should prevail against him, the two shall withstand him; and a threefold cord shall not be quickly broken.
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И$ а'ще ё^крњпится е^ді'нъ, дв^а станета противђ е^мђ`. и^ вервь треплены не скоро растоrгнеTся
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13
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Better is a poor and wise child than an old and foolish king, who knows not how to take heed any longer.
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Бл~гъ рабъ нищъ и^ мђдръ, паq сᲄара цр~я и^ беꙁђмна. и^же не раꙁђмњ вни'мати е^ще`.
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14
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For he shall come forth out of the house of the prisoners to reign, because he also that was in his kingdom has become poor.
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ја%ко и^ꙁ домђ ю%жникъ и^зыидетъ црsтвовати, ја%ко и^ въ црsтвњ е^го родится ни'щъ”
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15
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I beheld all the living who were walking under the sun, with the second youth who shall stand up in each one's place.
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И$ ви'дњхъ вс^я живђщая, и^ ходя'щая поD слн~це съ ю%нымъ вторы'мъ. и^же въста'нетъ в него мњсто.
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There is no end to all the people, to all who were before them: and the last shall not rejoice in him: for this also is vanity and waywardness of spirit.
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и^ нњсть попеченїя всњмъ лю'демъ, всњмъ и^же преD ни'ми быша. и^б^о послDњнїи не въꙁвеселится ѓ^ немъ” ја%ко и^ с^е сђе'та і^ и^зволенїе дх~а”
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Keep thy foot, whensoever thou goest to the house of God; and when thou art near to hear, let thy sacrifice be better than the gift of fools: for they know not that they are doing evil.
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и^ съхрани но'гђ свою е^гда` а^ще и'деши въ до'мъ бж~їи и^ бли'ꙁᲆ ё^слы'шати, паче да'нїи безђмныхъ жрътва твоа” ја%ко не сђть повњда'ющїи твори'ти бл~гое”
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