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• I asked, in English Our interpreter, who had a tendency to answer in whatever language he was addressed--whether English, French, or Indian--replied Yoos bin a-most busted, sar Suddenly the true state of the case flashed upon me. —  The Big Otter
• But Can-Our, and Can-Ourah, they changed to as I have shewn: yet notwithstanding this corruption, the true name is often to be discovered. —  A New System; or, an Analysis of Antient Mythology. Volume II. (of VI.)
• "Tinsel, paste, and dusty bones--all humbug and extortion Something in the scornful accent and the deep voice aroused the suspicions of the verger, though the words were spoken in English Our treasury, M'sieur," croaked he, more ravenly than ever, "is rich--rich in episcopal jewels; in relics--inestimable relics. —  In the Days of My Youth
• It may have been due to the existence of Sidney's more ambitious work of the same name that no translation ever appeared in English Our survey of Italian pastoralism, in spite of the fact that its most important manifestation has been reserved for separate treatment later, has of necessity been lengthy. —  Pastoral Poetry and Pastoral Drama A Literary Inquiry, with Special Reference to the Pre-Restoration Stage in England
• Erasmus to the Nuns, full of mystick notions and allegories AUGUST 15 Imbecillitas genuum non sine aliquantulo doloris inter ambulandum quem a prandio magis sensi[1223 AUGUST 18 We left Lleweney, and went forwards on our journey We came to Abergeley, a mean town, in which little but Welsh is spoken, and divine service is seldom performed in English Our way then lay to the sea-side, at the foot of a mountain, called Penmaen Rhôs. —  Life of Johnson, Volume 5 Tour to the Hebrides (1773) and Journey into North Wales (1774)

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