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    A king's daughter wanted to marry a man who the king disliked. He allowed the marriage on condition that the man obtained a dowry, thinking it would kill him to obtain it. The man brought back double the requested dowry. Who were the three people involved and what was the dowry?

    Question #40225. Asked by gmackematix.

    JaneofGaunt

    The only doubled dowry I can think of right now is that requested by King Saul for his daughter Michal from David - yew, 100 foreskins of the Philistines and David brought back 200.

    Oct 22 03, 12:26 AM
    gmackematix

    Yew Jane but Yay! It's all there in the King James Bible 1 Samuel 8 (I'm not sure about the New English Bible).

    Oct 22 03, 2:28 AM
    JaneofGaunt

    New Revised Standard Version - I Samuel 18: 20-27

    Oct 22 03, 12:00 PM
    SOTHC

    To think that during the battle, they may not have been cut off if they had pulled back earlier.

    Oct 22 03, 12:04 PM

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