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... hands of Samson , which yet more troubles him . Manoah then departs to prosecute his endea- vour with the Philistian lords for Samson's redemption ; who in the mean while is visited by other persons ; and lastly by a public officer to ...
... hands of Samson , which yet more troubles him . Manoah then departs to prosecute his endea- vour with the Philistian lords for Samson's redemption ; who in the mean while is visited by other persons ; and lastly by a public officer to ...
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... hand To these dark steps , a little further on ; For yonder bank hath choice of sun or shade : There I am wont to sit , when any chance Relieves me from my task of servile toil , Daily in the common prison else enjoin'd me , Where I , a ...
... hand To these dark steps , a little further on ; For yonder bank hath choice of sun or shade : There I am wont to sit , when any chance Relieves me from my task of servile toil , Daily in the common prison else enjoin'd me , Where I , a ...
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... hand , The jaw of a dead ass , his sword of bone , A thousand fore - skins fell , the flower of Palestine In Ramath - lechi , famous to this day : Then by main force pull'd up , and on his shoulders The gates of Azza , post , and massy ...
... hand , The jaw of a dead ass , his sword of bone , A thousand fore - skins fell , the flower of Palestine In Ramath - lechi , famous to this day : Then by main force pull'd up , and on his shoulders The gates of Azza , post , and massy ...
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... hands , and they as gladly yield me To the uncircumcis'd a welcome prey , Bound with two cords : but cords to me were threads 255 260 Touch'd with the flame . On their whole host I flew Unarm'd , and with a trivial weapon fell'd Their ...
... hands , and they as gladly yield me To the uncircumcis'd a welcome prey , Bound with two cords : but cords to me were threads 255 260 Touch'd with the flame . On their whole host I flew Unarm'd , and with a trivial weapon fell'd Their ...
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... hand As graces , draw a scorpion's tail behind ? For this did th ' angel twice descend ? for this Ordain'd thy nurture holy , as of a plant Select and sacred , glorious for a while , The miracle of men ; then in an hour 360 Ensnar'd ...
... hand As graces , draw a scorpion's tail behind ? For this did th ' angel twice descend ? for this Ordain'd thy nurture holy , as of a plant Select and sacred , glorious for a while , The miracle of men ; then in an hour 360 Ensnar'd ...
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