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Page 65
... remained were deprived of the provisions contained in the baggage - waggons , and obliged to pass night and day without the comfort of either bread or refreshing liquor , supporting life only by means of horse - flesh and melted ice ...
... remained were deprived of the provisions contained in the baggage - waggons , and obliged to pass night and day without the comfort of either bread or refreshing liquor , supporting life only by means of horse - flesh and melted ice ...
Page 146
... remained in its place of interment , they lamented . From the commencement of its elevation , the joy be- came general . The image of Adonis was deposited in a basket , made of the rushes of the Nile . It was let down and drawn up by ...
... remained in its place of interment , they lamented . From the commencement of its elevation , the joy be- came general . The image of Adonis was deposited in a basket , made of the rushes of the Nile . It was let down and drawn up by ...
Page 406
... remained for several months , soon after the expir- ation of which he was sent to the Tower ; and a mandate was then issued to the Archbishop of St. Andrew's , and several other persons named in the commission , to supply his place as ...
... remained for several months , soon after the expir- ation of which he was sent to the Tower ; and a mandate was then issued to the Archbishop of St. Andrew's , and several other persons named in the commission , to supply his place as ...
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