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... called the clips , the ends of the legs of which are hooked , to hold fast the girdle . The clips is linked upon a hook at the end of a chain , called the crook , which is attached to an iron rod , or wooden beam , called the rantle ...
... called the clips , the ends of the legs of which are hooked , to hold fast the girdle . The clips is linked upon a hook at the end of a chain , called the crook , which is attached to an iron rod , or wooden beam , called the rantle ...
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... called , which the Monks lead in this convent . It is the richest in all Germany ; and the traveller who , visits it ... called Hülfe Gottes , i . e . " God's Help , " ( it ought to be called a place for deception and blasphemy ) ...
... called , which the Monks lead in this convent . It is the richest in all Germany ; and the traveller who , visits it ... called Hülfe Gottes , i . e . " God's Help , " ( it ought to be called a place for deception and blasphemy ) ...
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... called Θεμέλια , οι Θεμέλιοι , foun- dations , ( though the word seems now so uncouth , and inapplicable , in our ears , ) is yet apparent enough . For whoever examines Roman walls attentively , will find , that most usually the broader ...
... called Θεμέλια , οι Θεμέλιοι , foun- dations , ( though the word seems now so uncouth , and inapplicable , in our ears , ) is yet apparent enough . For whoever examines Roman walls attentively , will find , that most usually the broader ...
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