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Commentary on another discourse from Chemdat Tzvi original: Chemdat Tzvi, likely referring to the Kabbalistic work by Benjamin Wolf Profiat published in 1706. from the New Tikkunim Rectifications

...and so forth. This is what is written: "And they went and sounded [the shofar]" original Hebrew: Veyelchu veyitke'u. This likely refers to a liturgical or scriptural sequence of blowing the ram's horn..

As it says, as it says, as it says... The remainder of the OCR transcription for this page consists of the repeated Aramaic phrase "de-ka'amar" (meaning "that he said" or "as it says"), which indicates a significant error in the digital transcription process or a placeholder in the source file.?