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From the hour they made me Doge, the _Doge_ they _made_ me --
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Genoa, while in the enjoyment of her liberty, a magistrate is created with the consent of the people, whom they call the Doge; not that he is absolutely a prince, or that he alone has the power of determining matters of government; but that, as the head of the state, he proposes those questions or subjects which have to be considered and determined by the magistrates and the councils.
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In the city of Genoa, while in the enjoyment of her liberty, a magistrate is created with the consent of the people, whom they call the Doge; not that he is absolutely a prince, or that he alone has the power of determining matters of government; but that, as the head of the state, he proposes those questions or subjects which have to be considered and determined by the magistrates and the councils.
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Venice strains out from the steadfast land, and in old times would send forth the chief of the State to woo and wed the reluctant sea; but the stormy bride of the Doge is the bowing slave of the Sultan.
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Because the so-called Doge steers all the business to Adorno weavers.
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The Government a Republic, headed by a Doge, that is chosen every two years from among the
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a true baritone's heft, and the Doge is a different man as a result.
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How otherwise can we account for that chapter about the 'Doge's Home' being read and admired by sixteen different people before it is even printed.
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How otherwise can we account for that chapter about the 'Doge's
New Treasure Seekers or, The Bastable Children in Search of a Fortune
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Bellini's "Doge" have their only uses in a spiritual world whereto the word "uses" is as alien as bodily flesh is to a choir of angels.
alexz commented on the word Doge
many words http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/feb/18/doge-such-questions-very-answered
February 18, 2014