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Mark says: my mom says I cant keep doing this so i have to go. i want to talk to you dudes but my mom says if i cant go to colage and i m thirtie year old dude I cant use her computor anymore. but i will try agin.
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Tartars (of whom they haue great multitudes among them) assemble themselues twentie or thirtie in a companie, and so secretly in the night conueying themselues from home they take bowes and arrowes with them, and whomsoeuer they finde in the night season, they put him to death, hiding themselues in the day time.
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Diuerse of them therefore liue an hundred and thirtie yeres.
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This Iesus, from thirtie yeres of age, vntill thirtie and fowre (in the whiche, throughe the maliciousnes of the Iewes, he suffred on the galowe tree) traueillyng all Iewrie ouer: first moued and exhorted the Iewes, and then other peoples, from the olde Lawe of Moses, and their wicked Image worshippe, to his newe ordenaunce and trade.
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Aftre what tyme these chief Iustices ware assembled (thirtie in nombre) thei chase out one that was Chauncellour of the whole: and when he failed, the citie appoincted another in his place.
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The sayd houses they make so large, that they conteine thirtie foote in breadth.
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Thei bancquet not lightly together, vndre the nombre of thirtie persones.
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Thus proceeding forwards, the 17. day wee lost sight of land, and the same day sailed thirtie leagues, and the 18. day twentie leagues winding East, and fell with a land called
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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Tartars (of whom they haue great multitudes among them) assemble themselues twentie or thirtie in a companie, and so secretly in the night conueying themselues from home they take bowes and arrowes with them, and whomsoeuer they finde in the night season, they put him to death, hiding themselues in the day time.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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Sanderson, conteining a briefe discourse of that which passed in the the Northeast discouery for the space of three and thirtie yeres.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003
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