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Nein, er hat auch nicht freiwillig aufgehört und seiner Gesundheit gings da auch bestens, das Problem war eher das er ein Rassist ist und dies bei einer Partie raushängen lies.

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The man was a dark-haired, well-muscled barbarian, wear-ing only wrist bands and a loincloth over fringed leather leg-gings.

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He put down more Extee Three and changed the water in the bowl before leaving for the dig-gings.

The Fuzzy Papers Piper, H. Beam 1962

Als alle drin waren, gings los, auf unbestimmte Zeit Richtung Norden.

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So they proceeded with him to his lod - gings in Coruuna, the soldiers shedding tears as thewent.

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And further, he appointed for me two pinnesses, and foure small boats: and that which was to performe all his former liberality towards us, was that he had gotten the full assents of two of as sufficient experimented Masters as were any in his fleet, by judgment of them that knew them, with very sufficient gings to tary with me, and to employ themselves most earnestly in the action, as I should appoint them, untill the terme which I promised of our returne into England againe.

Raleigh's First Roanoke Colony. 1902

And further, he appointed for me two pinnesses, and foure small boats: and that which was to performe all his former liberality toward us, was that he had gotten the full assents of two of as sufficient experimented Masters as were any in his fleet, by judgment of them that knew them, with very sufficient gings to tary with me, and to employ themselves most earnestly in the action, as I should appoint them, untill the terme which I promised of our returne into England againe.

Great Epochs in American History, Vol. II The Planting Of The First Colonies: 1562—1733 Various 1885