The Historical Reader: Designed for the Use of Schools and Families, on a New PlanHoratio Hill, 1825 - 372 ページ |
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... gave orders to prevent her death , for fear his cruelty should grow more insupportable and odious . Whereupon the soldiers gave all freedom and encouragement to her servants to bind up the wounds , and to stop the blood ; but whether at ...
... gave orders to prevent her death , for fear his cruelty should grow more insupportable and odious . Whereupon the soldiers gave all freedom and encouragement to her servants to bind up the wounds , and to stop the blood ; but whether at ...
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... gave , even in those rude times , some superiority even over people of a more cultivated age and nation . 13. The chevalier Bayard was quartered , one winter , at Grenoble , near a young lady of good family , but of indigent ...
... gave , even in those rude times , some superiority even over people of a more cultivated age and nation . 13. The chevalier Bayard was quartered , one winter , at Grenoble , near a young lady of good family , but of indigent ...
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... gave him au- thority over only a small part of the kingdom , and a few scattered troops , who had escaped from the late battle . Through the mediation of Philip , king of France , a truce for seven months was procured for such of the ...
... gave him au- thority over only a small part of the kingdom , and a few scattered troops , who had escaped from the late battle . Through the mediation of Philip , king of France , a truce for seven months was procured for such of the ...
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