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  • The Names of the Gallies are the Washington, the Effingham, the Franklin, the Dickenson, the

    John Adams diary 24, 15 September 1775 - 3 January 1776 1961

  • But before the Gallies could come neere her, they that had the charge and managing of her, perceyving with what speede they made towards them, and no likely meanes of escaping from them, resolvedly they stood upon their best defence, for now it was no time to be slothfull.

    The Decameron 2004

  • And causing him to be sent for, he demaunded of him, the successe of the voyage, and when the Gallies arrived at Geneway; whereto he returned him this answere.

    The Decameron 2004

  • Messer Gasparino, and going aboord the Gallies which were bound for

    The Decameron 2004

  • At the length, Gerbino perceiving, that small benefit would redound to him, if he did not undertake some other kinde of course: he tooke a small Pinnace, which purposely he brought with him from Sardignia, and setting it on a flaming fire, conveyed it (by the Gallies help) close to the ship.

    The Decameron 2004

  • Fortarigo, and, but for feare of the Law, would have offered him outrage, thretning to have him hangd by the neck, or else condemned to the Gallies belonging to Florence, and so mounted on his horse.

    The Decameron 2004

  • Such was the extreme fury of this poore Prince, not sparing the life of any one, that durst appeare in his presence; so that what with the bloody slaughter, and violence of the fires encreasing in the Ship; the Mariners got such wealth as possibly they could save, and suffering the Sea to swallow the rest, Gerbino returned unto his Gallies againe, nothing proud of this so ill-gotten victory.

    The Decameron 2004

  • My Lord, our Gallies made a very fatall voyage, as it is (already) too well knowne in Creete, where my dwelling is.

    The Decameron 2004

  • So that, within the space of one yeare, hee had robd and taken so many Gallies from the Turke; that he found himselfe well recovered, not onely of all his losses by Merchandize, but likewise his wealth was wholly redoubled.

    The Decameron 2004

  • At that time, certaine Gallies of Geneway Pyrates comming from the Easterne parts, which coasting along Armenia, had taken divers children; he bought some of them, thinking that they were Turkes.

    The Decameron 2004

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