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And Abraham stood up
For, having made his speech to the children of Heth, he sat down
waiting for an answer; or rather perhaps they obliged him to sit
down, out of reverence to so great a personage; and when they had
done speaking, he rose up: and bowed himself to the people
of the land;
the principal of them, in token of the grateful sense he had of
the honour they had done him, and of the great civility with
which they had used him: [even] to the children of
Heth;
this seems to be added to distinguish them from the common
people, and as an explanation of the preceding clause; (See
Gill on Genesis
23:3).