13. Peradventure thou mayest fall among his people, and among his kindred, for they were men of honour and renown.
14. And she kissed her child, and said, Now shall I be taken from thee, and go to my grave, and they will bury me, my babe, among strangers, and there is none of my people to shed a tear over me.
15. And we all wept abundantly, and shed many tears.
16. And while we yet cried aloud, lifting up our voices, behold one entered in, and said, Peace be with you!
17. And I discerned him not, for mine eyes flowed like two fountains of water.
18. But the woman cried out, and sprang from her couch, and she clasped her arms around his neck, and said, My father! my father!
19. And behold it was Galli the scribe.
20. And the woman said, Now hath my child found a father indeed.
21. And she said, Blessed and happy mayest thou be, my daughter, for I bring thee joyful tidings, and blessed be this man who hath befriended and saved thee. His intercession hath also saved the life of thy father; all that was mine hath been restored to me, yea, and more also.
22. And I will give all unto thee and to thy child after thee, and thou shalt have riches and honours in thy own country, and among thy own people.