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... ground , he made an obstinate resistance , killing an . wounding a number of the enemy . Towards evening , however , the superior force of the French and their agility in mountain - warfare obliged the Legion to give way , with a loss ...
... ground , he made an obstinate resistance , killing an . wounding a number of the enemy . Towards evening , however , the superior force of the French and their agility in mountain - warfare obliged the Legion to give way , with a loss ...
Page 172
... grounds , and à delay in the swell of the water is a matter of serious moment to the husbandman , since rice will not ... ground , and give an opening to the passage of the waters during the flood . Boats are then seen sailing over the ...
... grounds , and à delay in the swell of the water is a matter of serious moment to the husbandman , since rice will not ... ground , and give an opening to the passage of the waters during the flood . Boats are then seen sailing over the ...
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... ground in a large mill , and delivered in a state fit for immediate use ; instead of being given , as is common in other parts , in the shape of grain , to be ground with much trouble by hand - mills . This French traveller is , however ...
... ground in a large mill , and delivered in a state fit for immediate use ; instead of being given , as is common in other parts , in the shape of grain , to be ground with much trouble by hand - mills . This French traveller is , however ...
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