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prize exclaimed Paddy standing up
“That shall be our prize,” exclaimed Paddy, standing up in the stern-sheets; whereon he made the crew a speech, and talked a great deal about honour, glory, and renown, and treading in the steps of the old heroes of Great Britain, and prize-money, and several other themes.
— from The Three Midshipmen by William Henry Giles Kingston

primatum et principatum super universam
[323] Approbante vero Lugdunenis Concilio secundo, Graeci professi sunt: Sanctam Romanam Ecclesiam summum et plenum primatum et principatum super universam Ecclesiam catholicam obtinere, quem se ab ipso Domino in beato Petro Apostolorum principe sive vertice, cuius Romanus Pontifex est successor, cum potestatis plenitudine recepisse veraciter et humiliter recognoscit; et sicut prae caeteris tenetur fidei veritatem defendere, sic et, si quae de fide subortae fuerint quaestiones, suo debent iudicio definiri.
— from The Catholic World, Vol. 11, April, 1870 to September, 1870 by Various

Punch exclaimed Pen starting up
Punch!” exclaimed Pen, starting up.
— from !Tention: A Story of Boy-Life during the Peninsular War by George Manville Fenn

potential energies previously stored up
The upholders of the mechanical theory have attempted to conquer this vast and mysterious domain of facts by seeking to do away with the appearance of spontaneity and freedom, by demonstrating in suitable cases that these phenomena of spontaneity and the like would be impossible were it not that the potential energies previously stored up within the organism are liberated by the stimulus.
— from Naturalism and Religion by Rudolf Otto


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