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While I was worn with waiting , the son of Moatal , Safwan , passed near me , mounted on his camel . He recognised me , having seen me often in the house of the Prophet prior to the time when the Koran forbade us to let ourselves be ...
While I was worn with waiting , the son of Moatal , Safwan , passed near me , mounted on his camel . He recognised me , having seen me often in the house of the Prophet prior to the time when the Koran forbade us to let ourselves be ...
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Othman swore that neither his soldiers nor his flocks should ever cross the bed of this river , and he pretended he had faithfully kept his treaty , when they passed over to the prohibited side , along the shore , and at the mouth where ...
Othman swore that neither his soldiers nor his flocks should ever cross the bed of this river , and he pretended he had faithfully kept his treaty , when they passed over to the prohibited side , along the shore , and at the mouth where ...
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From the East communism passed into Germany , where it reappeared among what were called the Anabaptists . In England it was displayed by Jack Cade and his followers , who sung· When Adam delved and Eve span , Where was then the ...
From the East communism passed into Germany , where it reappeared among what were called the Anabaptists . In England it was displayed by Jack Cade and his followers , who sung· When Adam delved and Eve span , Where was then the ...
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When he had passed forth from his palace to take his station at the great breach , and there await his martyrdom , all thoughts of earthly grandeur were forgotten ; and turning to those around him , many of whom had been his companions ...
When he had passed forth from his palace to take his station at the great breach , and there await his martyrdom , all thoughts of earthly grandeur were forgotten ; and turning to those around him , many of whom had been his companions ...
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The coal - laden vessels also pay ' passing tolls ' for harbours of refuge they never use , and which , indeed , all the passing tolls ' in the world would not convert into harbours of refuge . The knell of all these passing tolls is ...
The coal - laden vessels also pay ' passing tolls ' for harbours of refuge they never use , and which , indeed , all the passing tolls ' in the world would not convert into harbours of refuge . The knell of all these passing tolls is ...
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