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by opening the books, which were all in English. So, as far as we could judge, were the countenances of the murdered people--I will not say .
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rd with an army aboard his ships was for the purpose of luring him away from the real point of attack, which was to be in the Highlands, so .
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nce he was so much better at fighting than writing. He himself was doubtless of the same opinion, so he was kept constantly employed at the .
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