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  • ` ` Perjure not thyself, '' said the Norman, interrupting him, ` ` and let not thine obstinacy seal thy doom, until thou hast seen and well considered the fate that awaits thee.

    Ivanhoe 1892

  • Perjure yourself one way you certainly must, av 'you've taken such an oath as that, for you've sworn many oaths that you would make this Catholic lady your wife.

    An Eye for an Eye Anthony Trollope 1848

  • OpEdNews - Article: The O'Reilly HMO Prescription: Tell Two Lies and Call Me In The Morning (Bill Advises Caller To Perjure Himself)

    The O'Reilly HMO Prescription: Tell Two Lies and Call Me In The Morning (Bill Advises Caller To Perjure Himself) 2007

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    The O'Reilly HMO Prescription: Tell Two Lies and Call Me In The Morning (Bill Advises Caller To Perjure Himself) 2007

  • Perjure yourself, put everything you’ve worked for at risk?

    Enemy Within Robert K. Tanenbaum 2002

  • Perjure yourself, put everything you’ve worked for at risk?

    Enemy Within Robert K. Tanenbaum 2002

  • Perjure yourself, put everything you’ve worked for at risk?

    Enemy Within Robert K. Tanenbaum 2002

  • "Perjure not thyself," interrupted the Norman, "and let not thy obstinacy seal thy doom, until thou hast seen and well considered the fate that awaits thee.

    The Literary World Seventh Reader Hetty Sibyl Browne 1907

  • "Perjure not thyself," said the Norman, interrupting him, "and let not thine obstinacy seal thy doom, until thou hast seen and well considered the fate that awaits thee.

    Ivanhoe. A Romance 1819

  • "Perjure not thyself," said the Norman, interrupting him, "and let not thine obstinacy seal thy doom, until thou hast seen and well considered the fate that awaits thee.

    Ivanhoe Walter Scott 1801

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