So there she dwells, having the freedom of the palace, and all the while has filled the office of your nurse." At this moment I grew faint and shut my eyes.

When I opened them again, the Prince had gone.

Six more days went by before I was allowed to leave my bed, and during this time I saw much of Merapi.

She was very sad and lived in fear of being killed by the Hebrews.

Also she was troubled in her heart because she thought she had betrayed her faith and people.
"At least you are rid of Laban," I said.
"Never shall I be rid of him while we both live," she answered.