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Page 244
... Arriving on the bank of a river , asked loudly , " s'il n'y avoit point de peril a passer ? Passez . - Est ce par ici ? -par ici . " 3 Towards the close of the sixteenth , and beginning of t seventeenth century , a prodigious multitude ...
... Arriving on the bank of a river , asked loudly , " s'il n'y avoit point de peril a passer ? Passez . - Est ce par ici ? -par ici . " 3 Towards the close of the sixteenth , and beginning of t seventeenth century , a prodigious multitude ...
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... arriving one Sabbath at a monastery on the banks of the Nile , was justly scandalized to find that mass was not to be performed that day . The monks excused them- selves on the ground that their priest , who was on the oppo- site side ...
... arriving one Sabbath at a monastery on the banks of the Nile , was justly scandalized to find that mass was not to be performed that day . The monks excused them- selves on the ground that their priest , who was on the oppo- site side ...
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... arrival Christ has given his soldiers double provision . ' He also told Anthony that he himself should shortly die ; he therefore desired to be buried in the same cloak that Anthony received from Athanasius . Anthony set out full speed ...
... arrival Christ has given his soldiers double provision . ' He also told Anthony that he himself should shortly die ; he therefore desired to be buried in the same cloak that Anthony received from Athanasius . Anthony set out full speed ...
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... arrived at the island of Sarandib . While traversing a lofty , but delightful mountain , he came to a grotto which was inhabited by the Brahmin Bidpai . This was the sage destined to expound the myste- rious precepts which the king now ...
... arrived at the island of Sarandib . While traversing a lofty , but delightful mountain , he came to a grotto which was inhabited by the Brahmin Bidpai . This was the sage destined to expound the myste- rious precepts which the king now ...
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... arriving late , waits to hear the next one ; meanwhile his calumniator , who had eagerly gone to learn his fate , perishes in his stead moral the king recognizes the intervention of Divine Providence , and is convinced of the queen's ...
... arriving late , waits to hear the next one ; meanwhile his calumniator , who had eagerly gone to learn his fate , perishes in his stead moral the king recognizes the intervention of Divine Providence , and is convinced of the queen's ...
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