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The light is dark in his tent,
    and his lamp above him is put out.
His strong steps are shortened
    and his own schemes throw him down.
For he is cast into a net by his own feet,
    and he walks on a pitfall.

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The light in his tent(A) becomes dark;(B)
    the lamp beside him goes out.(C)
The vigor(D) of his step is weakened;(E)
    his own schemes(F) throw him down.(G)
His feet thrust him into a net;(H)
    he wanders into its mesh.

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