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disclosed a view of Callao harbour
Two tall and narrow doors which gave exit on to this gallery, and which now stood open, disclosed a view of Callao harbour, with the water shimmering in the rays of the newly risen sun, for it was early morning.
— from Under the Chilian Flag: A Tale of War between Chili and Peru by Harry Collingwood

day and very often came home
Still he went on trying day after day, and very often came home by Ashacombe, when he did not fail to call at Bracefort Hall, where everybody was glad to see him, whatever the failure of his efforts.
— from The Drummer's Coat by Fortescue, J. W. (John William), Sir

digestion also very often cause headache
Constipation and disturbances of digestion also very often cause headache by poisoning the blood; and, as you know, the first sign of a bad cold, or the beginning of a fever, or other illness, will often be a bad headache.
— from A Handbook of Health by Woods Hutchinson


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