I behaved myself Hebrew, התהלכתי, hithhalacti, I caused myself to walk, namely, to visit and comfort him; or, I conducted myself toward him, as though he had been my friend, &c. As if I had been in danger of losing a friend or brother. I bowed down heavily Went hanging down my head as mourners used to do, Isaiah 58:5; as one that mourneth for his mother I could not have looked more dejected if I had bewailed the death of the dearest mother.

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