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earth , and took up their temporary residences in such places as they either
pitched on by choice , or were directed to by chance . 7 . Thus did the Almighty
not only defeat the designs of those ambitious people , but likewise
accomplished his ...
earth , and took up their temporary residences in such places as they either
pitched on by choice , or were directed to by chance . 7 . Thus did the Almighty
not only defeat the designs of those ambitious people , but likewise
accomplished his ...
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In the year of the world 3466 , Cyrus the king of Persia , took the city of Babylon ,
by turning the river Euphrates , and marching his troops through its former
channel , while the people were celebrating a grand festival . From this period ...
In the year of the world 3466 , Cyrus the king of Persia , took the city of Babylon ,
by turning the river Euphrates , and marching his troops through its former
channel , while the people were celebrating a grand festival . From this period ...
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The nigit of this intended conspiracy , Pocahontas took advantage of the
obscurity ; and , in a terrible storm , which kept the savages in their tents ,
escaped from her father ' s house , advised the English to be on their guard , but
conjured them ...
The nigit of this intended conspiracy , Pocahontas took advantage of the
obscurity ; and , in a terrible storm , which kept the savages in their tents ,
escaped from her father ' s house , advised the English to be on their guard , but
conjured them ...
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