Peter Called the GreatFrederick A. Stokes Company, 1936 - 379 Seiten |
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... showed no signs of giving in , we fired the cannon over their heads to startle them . They had a num- ber of priests in the camp , and these pointed to the balls pass- ing over them and said : ' See , God will not let the cannon hurt ...
... showed no signs of giving in , we fired the cannon over their heads to startle them . They had a num- ber of priests in the camp , and these pointed to the balls pass- ing over them and said : ' See , God will not let the cannon hurt ...
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... dangerous extent . However , Johann Patkul was genuinely enthusiastic for his cause : it showed in his slightly parted lips . Peter could not know that this Li- vonian patriot had undoubtedly dropped into his rôle as the 86 WAR.
... dangerous extent . However , Johann Patkul was genuinely enthusiastic for his cause : it showed in his slightly parted lips . Peter could not know that this Li- vonian patriot had undoubtedly dropped into his rôle as the 86 WAR.
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... showed the bystanders the windpipe and the gullet and the spine : those channels of emotions that had thrilled so many men while Mary lived . Chapfallen , the ghastly face between his fists seemed all at once unhuman ; his emotion died ...
... showed the bystanders the windpipe and the gullet and the spine : those channels of emotions that had thrilled so many men while Mary lived . Chapfallen , the ghastly face between his fists seemed all at once unhuman ; his emotion died ...
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