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Of high Jehovah's enemies The Lord Jehovah, mocked in him, Chained, by a traitress, in his limb.
Play, said the shouting Philistine, And shape us sport, thou dotard man! Thy God, although He do not win, May make us pastime if He can. And Samson heard, and answered naught, And played with power that strongly wrought.
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- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages62
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