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Here is thy sister-in-law gone back, Noemi said, back to her own people and the gods they worship; do thou, too, go with her. (Ruth 1, 15)
Nay, said Ruth, do not press me to go back and leave thee. I mean to go where thou goest, and dwell where thou dwellest; thy people shall be my people, thy God my God; (Ruth 1, 16)
Call me no longer, she said, by that name of delight; call me Mara, the unhappy one. Has not an almighty hand filled my cup with bitterness? (Ruth 1, 20)
And now Ruth, the Moabitess, asked leave of her mother-in-law to go out and glean after the reapers, by some rich man’s favour. Go then, daughter, said she; (Ruth 2, 2)
he asked the man in charge of them, a servant of his own, whose daughter this maid might be? (Ruth 2, 5)
It is Ruth, said he, the Moabitess, that came here from Moab with Noemi; (Ruth 2, 6)
Listen, my daughter, Booz said to Ruth; do not look for any other field to glean in; stay here and keep my maidens company, (Ruth 2, 8)
Then she said, This is great kindness in thee, my lord, so to comfort and encourage me, thy poor servant that cannot compare with these handmaids of thine. (Ruth 2, 13)
Why, said Noemi, where hast thou been gleaning to-day? Where didst thou find so much work to do? Blessed be the man that has so befriended thee! And Ruth told her whose field it was she had worked in, It was a man called Booz, she said. (Ruth 2, 19)
This too, said Ruth, was his bidding, that I should keep close to his men till all the reaping is done. (Ruth 2, 21)
That is best, daughter, said her mother-in-law, that thou shouldst go out to glean with those maidens of his; in some other field they might say thee nay. (Ruth 2, 22)
And with the maid-servants of Booz she still kept company, till barley and wheat were both carried. (Ruth 2, 23)
