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... supposed , to board them . She gave up the attempt , and again made for the shore . A ball was fired at her , and went very near her ; on which a man in the stern stood up and waved his hat , which excited a laugh on board of the ...
... supposed , to board them . She gave up the attempt , and again made for the shore . A ball was fired at her , and went very near her ; on which a man in the stern stood up and waved his hat , which excited a laugh on board of the ...
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... supposed atheism and acknowledged crimes of those who for a time had governed France , became jealous of the liberties of their native country . The greedy capitalist trembling for his wealth , the rapacious courtier panting after ...
... supposed atheism and acknowledged crimes of those who for a time had governed France , became jealous of the liberties of their native country . The greedy capitalist trembling for his wealth , the rapacious courtier panting after ...
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... supposed at this day , when they chose to confer hereditary power on their chiefs , notwith- standing the many inconveniences which attend it . M. MALLET renders justice to the valour and splendid appear- ance of our countrymen , who ...
... supposed at this day , when they chose to confer hereditary power on their chiefs , notwith- standing the many inconveniences which attend it . M. MALLET renders justice to the valour and splendid appear- ance of our countrymen , who ...
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Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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