Minium reflects the least refrangible or red-making Rays most copiously, and thence appears red. |
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In that case there are two Affinities, and thence ensues a double decomposition and a double combination. |
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For it is altogether indispensable that some one from thence be here to solemnize and ask a blessing upon the marriage. |
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Mrs. Dodd smiled, and proceeded to Hyperaemia, and thence to the antiphlogistic Regimen. |
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The redia has anteriorly a mouth leading into a muscular pharynx and thence into a ccal stomach. |
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Violets reflect the most refrangible most copiously, and thence have their Colour, and so of other Bodies. |
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Then we went by train to ilkley, and from thence took a carriage to Bolton. |
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From thence I repaired to Toulon, and found my dear cerise as beautiful and as fond as ever. |
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On my return thence I made haste to give my own garden's in-and-out curves twice the boldness they had had. |
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Capt. Why, sweet, hath he not treacherously broke into our cabinet, and would have STOL'n thee thence? |
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It has been translated into Austrian-German and thence retranslated into British journalese. |
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They then pass through the cracker and thence, by conveyor belt, to the picker. |
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He helped us to make our way to Ivignut, where the cryolite mines are, and thence we got back to England by way of Denmark. |
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From thence I returned to the country of Khuzistan, which lies on the Tigris. |
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Once we had reached the far side we set out to pick our way round Kirkuk to get astride the road leading thence to Altun Kupri. |
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He had formerly been teaching Hebrew in Krakau, and from thence came to Knigsberg. |
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I scrambled up what I found must be the dolphin striker of a vessel, and thence on to her bowsprit. |
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There I saw things which he who thence descends has not the knowledge or power to retell. |
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I obtained thence a most useful bearing on Mount Gambier, and saw also some heights to the eastward beyond the rifle range. |
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It may discharge into the epiglotto-pharyngeal fold, and thence reach and distend the epiglottis. |
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They spread thence, in fanlike fashion, from Laos to Assam, and the middle section ultimately descended the Menam to the sea. |
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Many drift with other groups of human wastage to the unemployed, thence to the unemployable, and so to the gutter and the grave. |
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It is essential to moisten and convey more solid food into the stomach, and from thence to the respective parts of the system. |
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In philosophy it has led to a denial of transient action, and thence to monism or Leibnizian monadism. |
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So foully stank the place that at first Gonzaga was moved to get him thence. |
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He went first to Barbadoes, and from thence to Nevis, where he joined Berry. |
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Nothing would do, but I must accept half his gig thence to galashiels that evening, a distance of twenty miles. |
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It was bounded on the north by the Guntur circar, and thence it stretched southward to Cape Comorin. |
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They were images of Osiris, whose form the deceased was supposed to assume, and who thence was called the osirian. |
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The queen-dowager betook herself to Oslo with her daughter, intending thence to proceed to Sweden, where she owned large estates. |
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She headed thence for Portsmouth, when she was overtaken in the Channel by the northwester. |
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From thence these radiated, absorbing the attention of literary men, and enlisting many converts from the Stagirite faith. |
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Septum with a wide undulation near its origin, thence straight and incrassate at the end. |
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To-morrow, was it not, that you were to journey to Tyburn and from thence across the Styx? |
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He was badly wounded at the siege of Mardik, and returned from thence to Paris. |
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From thence he went to Cumana and there slew the governor, and dealt in all as at Margarita. |
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From thence, after taking in water and provisions, they went for Malabar, in the Empire of the mogul. |
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I looked into her unsearchable face, but could draw thence nothing but fear. |
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From thence we have to look down from every point of our warm hearts with a sight as multifold as the cherubic eyes. |
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The districts on both sides have thence taken the names of Ob and Nidwalden, above and below the wood. |
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The peptones and sugar pass by osmosis into the blood-vessels of the portal system and thence to the liver. |
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Three years later they were summoned thence to be presented to oda Nobunaga, one of the greatest captains Japan has ever produced. |
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From Lahaina the route is by automobile to Wailuku and Olinda, thence on horseback to the summit. |
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The railway carries us westwardly to Ameca, a picturesque town, and thence the saddle is our means of conveyance. |
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In 1493 he went to Paris and thence to Italy, studying canon and civil law, patristics and the rudiments of Greek. |
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It riseth about Alton, and goeth from thence to piddle trench head, Deuils. |
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The normal order of promotion is from labourer to puller-up, from puller-up to riveter, and thence to the position of chargeman. |
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Now ottar had been to Penhurst with me, and we had come thence together to the ships. |
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The horse is to be taken to Harwich, and thence on board the steamer for Esbjerg. |
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He and my daughter Katie went to Wiesbaden and thence to Nice, where they are now. |
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He chose North Adams as his headquarters, and forayed thence in various directions over a radius of twenty miles. |
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It is but an instance of the forementioned case, and must thence be answered. |
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At the same time the division that was to form the main army marched upon Zug, thence to move upon Zurich. |
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The shot went through her box, then a thick pocket book, and thence into a tea caddy, where it remained. |
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Levi rose, went to the closet and brought thence a bottle of Hiram's apple brandy, as coolly as though it belonged to himself. |
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Scipio sailed along the coast by Genoa, and thence to Pisa, where he landed. |
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Also, the admeasurement of a ship, and thence to ascertain her cubical contents converted into tons. |
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Alphonso was with us for some time, but the monks of Clugni extricated him from thence. |
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There is another arrow, known as the barrelled arrow, which is largest in the middle, and tapers thence towards each end. |
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He proceeds to the bathhouse to take his ablution, and thence to the synagogue, leaving the tailor all the while in his pocket. |
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We thence all marched to the mines, where we killed three beeves to feed the Indians. |
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For from thence all Ida was visible, and the city of Priam was visible, and the ships of the Greeks. |
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The renowned Hercules always carried a quarterstaff, and was from thence called Claviger. |
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The newly-raised celtiberian troops, stealing off to the neighbouring woods, fled thence to their homes. |
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So I away to the 'chequer, and thence to an alehouse, and found Mr. Falconbridge, and agreed for his kinswoman to come to me. |
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After this he rested at Rhinocolura, and from thence he went to raphia, which was his fourth station. |
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The route pursued led to the north of Great Salt Lake, thence northwesterly. |
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He was only to accompany me to Grenoble, and from thence to return to Turin. |
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From thence Antonio proceeded to the island of Hainan, passing in sight of Champiloo, in lat. |
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They turned eastward and passed over Texarkana, and thence south to impress the people of Shreveport. |
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Two days of light marching carried us thence to Harrisonburg, thirty miles. |
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The most important area appears north of the town of Longford, and extends thence to the coast of Down. |
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From here he went to Titusville and thence to Clearfield, in the same state, where in 1866 he held a good position in a store. |
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The railway to Rawalpindi, and a driving road thence to Srinagar make the valley easy of access. |
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Catarrh of the duodenal mucous membrane is the initial condition, and from thence the process extends to the bile-ducts. |
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From thence he intends to shape a course for Cape Maysi, which we both know to be the easternmost point of Cuba. |
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This done, he went back with Parkin to the inn, and thence to Hillsborough. |
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Ten leguas thence by sea is the convent of San Marcos of Binangonan, with 120 tributes, or 400 persons. |
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The way thence to newry was most difficult for a stranger to find out. |
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From thence he made his way into an orchard, and out into a wood lot. |
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I would extend the Lower Louisiana from thence down to the sea. |
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The procession was to be marshalled thence to the town hall, where a solemn banquet would complete the ceremonies of the day. |
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I was escorted to my hotel and thence to a dawn train for Guadalajara. |
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We went back to Daman, and from thence to Diou, where we arrived in a short time. |
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The Coromandel was bound to Cadiz, and thence round the Horn. |
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It remained upon the point of rock, and my forefather took it thence. |
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I removed from thence to Debaroa, fifty-four miles nearer the sea, and crossed in my way the desert of the province of Saraoe. |
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Go from Corlears Hook to Coenties Slip, and from thence, by Whitehall northward. |
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From thence it is the God of breezes fair or foul is first invoked for favorable winds. |
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Reflected thence in a metamorphosed echo, he followed all its changes. |
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From New York to Buffalo a quadruple track, thence a double track. |
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Hereafter a very notorious Roman Emperor will institute this worship in Rome, and thence derive a cognomen, Heliogabalus. |
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The journey was by steamboat to Fall River, thence by rail to Boston. |
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Not far from thence is another bay, Lagnus, which borders on the Cimbri. |
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I went therefore by land from Bazaim to Tana, where we had another college, and from thence to our house of Chaul. |
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Thus all the Indian trade, both of the interior and the coast, would converge to this point, and thence derive its sustenance. |
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After spending a day here he proceeded to Annan, and thence to Dumfries. |
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Then we returned by steamer to Mainz, and thence footed it home. |
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From Preston the army marched to wigan, and thence to Manchester. |
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Haddon was sailed from thence before this deponent arrived there. |
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Captain glazier proposes to go to Batavia, and from thence to Buffalo. |
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From thence I went west to stourbridge, vulgarly called Strabridge. |
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The hue and cry going off to the Hulks, and people coming thence to examine the iron, Joe's opinion was corroborated. |
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Noel Vanstone have been traced across the Solway Firth to Dumfries, and thence to a cottage a few miles from the town, on the banks of the Nith. |
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Now he made haste thence before the lions returned, and came back to the thorn fence where we lay just as dawn as breaking. |
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I followed still, up a very narrow staircase to the attics, and thence by a ladder and through a trap-door to the roof of the hall. |
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At the earliest possible moment after supper, Nancy crept up the back stairs and thence to the attic room. |
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A boat took us to Algeciras, and thence we trudged it to San Lucar. |
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She is the Czarina Catherine, and she sail from Doolittle's Wharf for Varna, and thence to other ports and up the Danube. |
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She went to Washington, and thence to the hospitals at Annapolis. |
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Finally it was safely taken out of the cave, and along the stone passage to the opening formed by the overthrown trees, and thence on to camp. |
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Jonas pushed a truck loaded with hams from the smoke rooms on to an elevator, and thence to the packing rooms. |
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And with these words and others, he lightly took his spear and gat him thence. |
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Whereupon, they plunge again into the Unseen, and thence to Bohemia. |
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In a dark place they lay in wait, and from thence they sprang upon Ibycus. |
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From thence it is the storm of God's quick wrath is first descried, and the bow must bear the earliest brunt. |
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From thence he returns in a Dutch ship to Amsterdam, and from Amsterdam to England. |
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The path led at first through undulating grounds, and thence to a plateau, where pastures and tilled fields alternated. |
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Then he thrust his hand into his pouch and drew thence four golden angels. |
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The path from the wood leads to a morass, and from thence to a ford, which, as the rains have abated, may now be passable. |
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Thousands beheld him, a week or two ago, on the point of finging himself thence into the street. |
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Again she looks at him, waveringly this time, and thence to her turf. |
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From thence the journey progressed to the falls below Oregon City. |
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He sailed westward from thence to Valland and marauded there. |
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He sailed westward from thence to Valland, and marauded there. |
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She was taken back to Columbo, and thence to cochin, where she hove down. |
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We went to Lucerne, and thence to Como, where I intended to leave her. |
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Yours went to Wiesbaden, was telegraphed to Como, and thence here. |
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And forthwith he crept behind a tree, and thence to another, stalking our friend Arthur as busily as Arthur was stalking the deer. |
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The transition to the sport of window-breaking, and thence to the plundering of public-houses, was easy and natural. |
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He also carried his small triangular shield, broad enough at the top to protect the breast, and from thence diminishing to a point. |
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From Nikko we returned to Yokohama and thence by steamer to Kobe. |
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From Provence he had drifted down to Spain, eager to see Velasquez at Madrid, and thence he had gone to Toledo. |
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He had come by Birmingham and Gloucester, and thence to Swindon. |
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A valet, of stealthy step, thence conducted me, in silence, through many dark and intricate passages in my progress to the studio of his master. |
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I have not been in bodmin for nigh a week, nor hath any thence been here. |
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From thence an elevated rocky ground in the plain extends towards Arafat. |
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From thence I shall proceed to Yarmouth, and embark immediately. |
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It is about 8 miles thence to the Sicilian coast, so Ulysses may be perfectly well told that after passing Scylla he will come to the Thrinacian island or Sicily. |
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They knew not that thence would come a better wisdom than could be learned from books, and a better life than could be moulded on the defaced example of other human lives. |
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This was the reason of my advising to make the first attack upon Mazna, to drive the Turks from thence, to build a citadel, and garrison it with Portuguese. |
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But the course of her unearthly eloquence soon led her to the persecutions of her sect, and from thence the step was short to her own peculiar sorrows. |
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James's Park, and thence into the Green Park, venturing closer and closer as they reached the grass and ascended the rising ground in the direction of Hyde Park Corner. |
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