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ANGLO-SAXONS. 71 musician acts in a
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 73 ^ sued it long thr
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 75 those days, when,
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 79 fraud ; but if dec
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given, took the security ANGLO-SAXO
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 85 debts. 19 Indeed,
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 89 owner. If she was
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ANGLO-SAXONS- 91 The materials of a
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arched roofs of Italy T luxury, to
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ANGLO-SAXONS. As his companions, He
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 97 great man, but the
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 99 that he knew not h
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 101 THEIR state of fr
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 105 directs all such
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ANGLO-SAXON>, 105 THEIR servile sta
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 107 no Christians, or
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 109 sion began, and t
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ANGLO-SAXON-. Ill So, for one pound
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 113 CHAP. X. Their Gi
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 115 ment of a gild of
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 117 borough have pron
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 119 difficult for the
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 121 as well skilled i
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ANGLO-SAXONS, I25 In Bath, the king
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 127 " Whence the shar
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 129 who was a skilful
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 131 ning, that just a
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 133 the king, and to
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 135 buying and sellin
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 137 or to answer for
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 139 exploits. He was
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ANGLO-SAXONS. Hi timately consociat
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ANGLO-SAXO: US count of Athelfltan'
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 145 times ; but it se
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 1* all but sixty acre
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ANGLO-SAXONS. H9 THERE is a charact
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ANGLO-SAXON'S. 151 two, unless they
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 155 plunges the weapo
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ANGLO-SAXONS, 159 success of their
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 161 lamentable is it
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 163 parture, we read
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 16 linen garments on
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ANGLO-SAXONS, 167 So ^Ethelstan the
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ANGLO-SAXONS. jgg thor of Dunstan's
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 171 ETHELBERT, the se
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4 ' ' God 1 ' 4 ' ' 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 175 " After the crown
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 177 ' Bless, Lord, th
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ANGLO-SAXONS. CHAP. II. His Family
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 181 den, his grindend
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 183 tribe. The elder
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eligious ' ANGLO-SAXONS 185 as well
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 187 to do injury, who
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 189 deposition of the
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ANGLO-SAXON- 191 rogatives of the c
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ANGLO-SAXOttS. 193 perlor rank and
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 19 writing to Bonifac
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appeal 4I ; ANGLO-SAXONS. 197 lie w
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egal possessions ANGLO-SAXONS. 199
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ANGLO-SAXONS- 201 a certain quantit
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 203 CHAP. IV. The Wit
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ANGLO-SAXONS. the standard and the
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 213 the nation would
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 217 their non-appeara
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 219 council and conse
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ANGLO-SAXONS. queen, four bishops,
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 231 would have introd
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 233 all the optimates
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 335 done, then we per
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 239 authorities which
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ANOL- times took place in the middl
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ANGLO-SAXONS, 549 by the archbishop
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 251 other officers in
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ANGLO-SAXONS- 2.57 Every man was or
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 259 That every one tw
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 261 and twenty shilli
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ANGLO-SAXON-. 263 jEthelstan's laws
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ANGLO-SAXON v '265 THE THEGNS of th
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thegns born so. 49 ANGLO-SAXONS. 26
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 273 than they chose t
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 275 classes. While th
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 277 Alfred as one of
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ANGLO-SAXONS. scarlet die j and mus
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ANGLO-SAXON 281 can command. The po
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Chief proprietors ANGLO-SAXONS. 285
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Chief proprietors 79 Villani 401 4
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Chief proprietors ANGLO-SAXONS
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Chief proprietors Villani ANGLO-SAX
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 295 THESE may be cons
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 297 cultivators of th
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 299 BOOK IX. THEIR PO
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 501 different states
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The mighty Creator, And the thought
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 305 not be particular
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ANGLO-SAXONS. SOT OF their artifici
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 309 its actions, or i
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 311 THE metre of the
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 313 of society being
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 315 than for the exac
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 317 have learnt "the
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the greatest star ! glad above the
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ANGLO-SAXuNX common-places ; one on
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ANGLO-SAXONS. of the following ages
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 3t5 CHAP. II. ANGLO-S
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ANGLO-SAXONS. THE MS. of this poem
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 329 THE description o
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 331 An enemy is now a
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ANGLO-SAXONS. $33 This unexpected d
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 335 Beowulf advances
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emember to bury me. Eat over the so
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 539 Beowulf continues
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ANGLO-SAXONS. The ancient enemy now
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They bent towards the tables, to en
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he roared and dinned ; then might t
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with sulphur fastened; for ever aft
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 355 when the Hebrews,
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ANGLO-- they obeyed his with virtue
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with strong powers, Almighty Ruler!
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had stationed them so happily. One
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ANGLO-SAXONS 365 begun to compose l
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ANGLO-SAXON- 369 IN the eighth cent
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 371 imagery and rich
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the fast fortress of the fingers. F
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 375 mind the classica
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 393 The chastity whic
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 409 lines ; the third
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 411 THE following poe
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 423 guage ; and this
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 441 chronology carrie
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 445 He did so. At the
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 467 Library. He appro
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 471 which he comprise
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 4.73 What is the sple
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 475 THE astronomical
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 479 enlightened by an
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THE ANGLO-SAXONS. 489 CHAP. IX. The
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 497 the Serpent exalt
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 499 THE verb which th
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AXGLO-SAXONS. verted to Christianit
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 505 In 627 Paulinus b
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ANGLO-SAXONS. 511 wild, traditions
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piety ANGLO-SAXONS. 513 led the fir
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Saviour's life and precepts. 6 ANGL
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ANGLO-SAXONS: 535 to execrate, but
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