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... took down the resting warrior's sword , and cut off his head , which having given to her maid , she wrapped the body in the curtains of the bed , and using the liberty she enjoyed of passing the lines unquestioned , went to Bethulia ...
... took down the resting warrior's sword , and cut off his head , which having given to her maid , she wrapped the body in the curtains of the bed , and using the liberty she enjoyed of passing the lines unquestioned , went to Bethulia ...
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... took place . Her very family connection with the Asmonean race , a line of heroes whose transcend- ant deeds riveted the Jewish love which national consanguinity attracted , rendered her position pain- ful as that of a witness of the ...
... took place . Her very family connection with the Asmonean race , a line of heroes whose transcend- ant deeds riveted the Jewish love which national consanguinity attracted , rendered her position pain- ful as that of a witness of the ...
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... took these reproachful words in very evil part , and was almost ready to strike her ; but his sister hearing a greater stir and noise within than was usual , sent in the butler , whom long be- fore that time she had suborned , whom she ...
... took these reproachful words in very evil part , and was almost ready to strike her ; but his sister hearing a greater stir and noise within than was usual , sent in the butler , whom long be- fore that time she had suborned , whom she ...
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... took her to Nineveh , and married her , and that she ever afterward directed her husband's councils by her own sagacity . Insecurity constitutes one great evil incident to despotism , and the happiness of no subject can be assured under ...
... took her to Nineveh , and married her , and that she ever afterward directed her husband's councils by her own sagacity . Insecurity constitutes one great evil incident to despotism , and the happiness of no subject can be assured under ...
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... took a solemn oath to protect those personal charms they estimated so highly , from evil - a rash vow , after- ward bitterly expiated ! But Helen was not destined to be his , and soon despairing of success , Ulysses transferred his ...
... took a solemn oath to protect those personal charms they estimated so highly , from evil - a rash vow , after- ward bitterly expiated ! But Helen was not destined to be his , and soon despairing of success , Ulysses transferred his ...
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200 Mulberry-street admiration Advocate and Journal afterward Antony appears arrived Aspasia attended Aurelian beautiful brother Cæsar castle Catherine Catherine de Medici cause character Charles Christian Church Cleopatra countess courage court crown D'Aubigné daughter death declared Duke Edward Elizabeth endeavored enemy England English event eyes faith fatal fate father favor favorite fearful France friends grace grief hand heart Henry Herod honor Huguenots husband interest Isabella Jane Joan Julius Cæsar king King of Navarre king's lady less Lord Louis Madame Madame de Maintenon Madame de Villette Margaret Mariamne Marie Antoinette marriage Mary Mary's ment mind mother Muslin nature never New-York noble Pætus period person Philippa possessed present prince Prince of Condé princess prisoner Ptolemy queen received reign rendered replied Roman royal scarcely Scarron scene Semiramis sister sovereign speedily spirit success tears throne tion took unfortunate widow wife woman young youth Zenobia
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