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• It is 64 m.--210 ft.--from N. to S., and 19.28 m.--63 ft.--from E. to W. Its area covers therefore 1,235 sq. —  Historical Introduction to Studies Among the Sedentary Indians of New Mexico; Report on the Ruins of the Pueblo of Pecos Papers Of The Archæological Institute Of America, American Series, Vol. I
• From about 210, they ceased to be a factor of the historical development, though the Church of Constantine and Theodosius was alone really able to suppress them 4. —  History of Dogma, Volume 1 (of 7)
• These foreign men Are not my trusty friends, nor do I know In any wise the counsels of this folk 200 To me the cold sea-highways are unknown Him answered then the everliving Lord Alas, O Andrew, that thou shouldst be slow To undertake this journey, since for God Almighty One, it were not hard to bring That city hither, 'neath the circling sun Unto this country, o'er the ways of earth The princely city famous, with its men If He, the Lord of Glory, with a word 210 Should bid it. —  Andreas: The Legend of St. Andrew
• El dнa (the day El Etna (Etna (volcano)) El mapa (the map) El sofб (the sofa) El Volga [210] (the Volga) And all words ending in accented a Footnote 210: And all rivers and mountains ending in a 4. —  Pitman's Commercial Spanish Grammar (2nd ed.)
• Some of these Hawaiian Koreans--210 in all--volunteered to serve in the war. —  Korea's Fight for Freedom

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