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• [2707] As had been expected, the proceedings went forward without any obstacle or even any discussion Footnote 2706: Ibid._, pp. 92, 112 Footnote 2707: Ibid._, pp. 193, 196 Inquiries were instituted at Domremy, at Orléans, at Paris, at Rouen. —  The Life of Joan of Arc, Vol. 1 and 2
• This emendation relieves the passage of a plethora of conjunctive ţćt_'s 3] For 'gefyldan' (2707), S. proposes 'gefylde.' —  Beowulf An Anglo-Saxon Epic Poem
• This gives Beowulf the credit of having felled the dragon; then they combine to annihilate him.--For ellen' (2707), Kl. —  Beowulf An Anglo-Saxon Epic Poem
• [2707]At Cadurcum, in Aquitaine, words and sentences are repeated by a strange echo to the full, or whatsoever you shall play upon a musical instrument, more distinctly and louder, than they are spoken at first. —  The Anatomy of Melancholy
• When the company of the Greeks reached Cologne, there was such a great number of Greeks and Germans that it was necessary to lodge more than sixty thousand of them outside the city Vv.2707-2724.) —  Four Arthurian Romances

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