merchant,

Terry Lundgren and the company's then-head merchant,

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A bell summoned a lay-brother, the porter of this singularly situated monastery, to whom Arthur announced himself as an English merchant,

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“I also remarked in your hall,” continued the merchant,

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Soon after this he sought in marriage the daughter of a Cairene merchant,

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The King seeing her marvelled at her beauty and loveliness, her symmetry and perfect grace and said to the merchant,

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“Could resistance avail,” replied the stout merchant,

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Jansenist (and the fact is perfectly true, he was called the Abbé des Issarts); this Jansenist says to the Dutch merchant,

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Once, in the _patio_ or go-down of a European merchant,

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The master of some merchant, [394-1] and the merchant,

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It was sold at a high price by the inhabitants, who successfully kept its nature a secret until the beginning of this century, when an Armenian merchant,

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