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nêb a rin mònnast e r
Som gôt s , hu brau s - t òp-òn thi plènt fròm huicc thi còffi sîds a r gàtha r d, uea r òbsèrv - d bai thi gôtha r ds tu bi èchsîdingl e uêchful, ènd òfn tu chêpa r èbaut in thi nait; thi pràio r ô v ê nêb a rin mònnast e r e , uiscin tu chip his mònchs êuêch èt thèa r mat-tins, traid if thi côffi ud prôdiù s thi sêm èffècht òp-òn thèm, ès it uòs òbsèrv - d tu du òp-òn thi gôt s ; thi sòch-sès òv his èchspèrimènt lèd tu thi apprèsciêsciòn
— from Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 11, 1917 by Various

name and record must ever rest
Its name and record must ever rest as a dark stain upon the name of England.
— from The Naval History of the United States. Volume 1 by Willis J. (Willis John) Abbot

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