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In "The Story of David," why do the king's messengers seek out David? A. David has offered to help the king. B. David has helped the king many times in the past. C. David is known to be a great musician.
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In "The Story of David," why do the king's messengers seek out David?

A.
David has offered to help the king.

B.
David has helped the king many times in the past.

C.
David is known to be a great musician.

D.
David has angered the king with his songs.

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In "The Story of David," the king's messengers seek out David because David has offered to help the king.
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