THE TALE（第2页）

buttohiswivestoldhehissecre，

throughwhichheslewhimselfforwretchedness.

sampson，thisnobleandmightychampion，

withouteweapon，savehishandestway，

heslewandallto-rente*thelion，*toretopieces

towardhisweddingwalkingbytheway.

hisfalsewifecouldhimsoplease，andpray，

tillshehiscounselknew;andshe，untrue，

untohisfoeshiscounselganbewray，

andhimforsook，andtookanothernew.

three混♂dredfoxessampsontookforire，

andalltheirtaileshetogetherband，

andsetthefoxestailesallonfire

forheineverytailhadknitabrand，

andtheyburntallthebsofthatlend，

andalltheiroliveres*andvineseke.*olivetrees

athousandmenheslewekewithhishand，

andhadnoweaponbutanassscheek.

whentheywereslain，sothirstedhim，thathe

was*well-nighlorn，*forwhichhegantopray*neartoperishing*

thatgodwouldonhispainhavesomepity，

andsendhimdrink，orellesmusthedie;

andofthisassscheck，thatwassodry，

outofawang-tooth*spranganonawell，*cheek-tooth

ofwhich，hedrankenough，shortlytosay.

thushelpdhimgod，asjudicum

cantell.

byveryforce，atgaza，onanight，

maugre*thephilistinesofthatcity，*inspiteof

thegatesofthetownhehathupplight，**p露cked，wrenched

andonhisbacky-carriedthemhathhe