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Unlike Belfort , which stands on the very border - line , it has some thirty miles of hilly ground between it and the crests of the Vosges , which mark the nearest frontier . It stands at the point where several small lateral valleys ...
Unlike Belfort , which stands on the very border - line , it has some thirty miles of hilly ground between it and the crests of the Vosges , which mark the nearest frontier . It stands at the point where several small lateral valleys ...
Page 172
( 2 ) " If not , is there a Does he , then , expect these men to stand chance of our continuing for a generation aside , or to be thrown overboard by those or two with the representation of the coun- whom they have led to victory ?
( 2 ) " If not , is there a Does he , then , expect these men to stand chance of our continuing for a generation aside , or to be thrown overboard by those or two with the representation of the coun- whom they have led to victory ?
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... it can scarcely be considered a work of art , and stands halfway between a picture and a genealogical tree . ... mailed and hooded , stand- ing before Herod on a floor strewn with children's bodies , and holding up an infant by the ...
... it can scarcely be considered a work of art , and stands halfway between a picture and a genealogical tree . ... mailed and hooded , stand- ing before Herod on a floor strewn with children's bodies , and holding up an infant by the ...
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