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NARRATOR. But although Samson was a strong man, he had one little weakness:
he liked a pretty girl. And so, when the Philistines found out, they
began to search for a likely candidate. They did not have far to look.

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round and stare like cat-tIe, For she is so fair! Love-Iy De Ii lah Does - lit
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but he also began to feel it. He grew weaker and weaker, and soon
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