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Hamza al-Durah should weep her in addition to the tailor

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CWO James V. Legare

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Nov 8, 2007, 3:47:40 PM11/8/07
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and the roof was
burning. Inside the house his sons were still playing, for
they did not understand the danger. They could have got
out but they did not know the meaning of pain because
they had been so shielded; they did not understand the
danger of fire because the only fire they had seen had been
in the kitchens.
" 'The man was greatly worried for how could he alone
get into the house and save his sons? Had he entered, he
could perhaps have carried out one only, the others would
have played and thought it all a game. Some of them were
very young, they might have rambled and walked into the
flames they had not learned to fear. The father went to the
door and called to them, saying, "Boys, boys, come out.
Come here immediately."
" 'But the boys did not want to obey their father, they
wanted to play, they wanted to huddle in the center of
the house away from the increasing heat which they did
not understand. The father thought: "I know my


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