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If she has the balls to send Kara to get the arrow at the price of her integrity, position and the security of the fleet, it makes no sense for her to be squeamish about the blessings and kneelings.

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If she has the balls to send Kara to get the arrow at the price of her integrity, position and the security of the fleet, it makes no sense for her to be squeamish about the blessings and kneelings.

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Askerton was given to such kneelings she could not but tell herself that Belton Cottage was much more comfortable than Aylmer Park.

The Belton Estate 2004

And for the nine kneelings and for the nine foot of way the Chan and all the men of Tartary have the number of nine in great reverence.

The Travels of Sir John Mandeville 2004

I must now submit to hearing the disgusting howlings of my almoner instead of the entertaining chat of my parrot, and to see the awkward bows and kneelings of my chaplains instead of the amusing capering of my monkeys.

Court Memoirs of France Series — Complete Various

I must now submit to hearing the disgusting howlings of my almoner instead of the entertaining chat of my parrot, and to see the awkward bows and kneelings of my chaplains instead of the amusing capering of my monkeys.

Complete Project Gutenberg Collection of Memoirs of Napoleon Various

He first goes to the tablet-chapel, where he offers incense to Shang Ti, the God above, and to his ancestors, with three kneelings and nine prostrations.

Court Life In China 1909

They would not “go back again to the wafer-cake and kneelings” (the Knoxian Black Rubric had been deleted from Elizabeth's prayer book), “and to other knackles of Popery.”

John Knox and the Reformation Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 1905

She had made him promise that there should be no more outbursts, no more kneelings, no more kissing of her feet.

Jean-Christophe Journey's End Romain Rolland 1905

And because that this Sergius was a monk, he would that the Saracens should use the habit of a monk, that is to wit a gown without a hood, and in the guise of monks they should make many kneelings, and that they should adore ordinately.

The Golden Legend, vol. 7 1230-1298 1900