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# chased after him and attacked him
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Here "him" refers to the lion or bear. Some languages would use the word "it" instead of "him."
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# rescued it out of his mouth
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Here "it" refers to the lamb.
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# he rose up against me
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Here "rose up against" is an idiom that refers to attacking. Alternate translation: "it attacked me" (See: [[rc://en/ta/man/translate/figs-idiom]])
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# caught him by his beard
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The "beard" refers to the lion's mane or the hair on the bear's face.
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