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Jacob had served his uncle Laban for years, but he wanted to leave. He asked Laban to give him some livestock, in payment for his service.
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| Yo Jacob, didn't your uncle Laban promise you all the speckled sheep and goats? | |
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| Yee ha! You belong to me! | |
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Jacob found a clever trick to make more animals have speckled offspring
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| But there's only one of me! That's not going to last you long | |
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| Yee ha! I'm gonna put strips of willow in the paddock while the sheep are mating, so more of y'all come out speckled. Yee ha! | |
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So Jacob took one thing, and made it many, a bit like interest on a bank account.
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| There's hundreds of us now. You're a rich man, Jacob | |
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| Yee ha! I can go and found myself a tribe! Yee ha! | |
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