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same evening after buying a small supply
Old Hudson Bay Post at Edmonton Finding that I had no time to spare if I wished to catch the steamer down the Athabasca river, I left again the same evening, after buying a small supply of flour and bacon.
— from The Barren Ground of Northern Canada by Warburton Pike

swearing execrations and blasphemation and somewhat similar
Scotland forbade "grievous and abominable oaths, swearing, execrations and blasphemation," and somewhat similar laws can be found in other countries.
— from The Age of the Reformation by Preserved Smith

seemed empty and bare and strangely silent
The one was old, very old, the other comparatively new; the Rectory was full to overflowing of life and noise and bustle, the church, even when its whole congregation was assembled, seemed empty and bare and strangely silent.
— from Hathercourt by Mrs. Molesworth

second expedition against Britain and subdued some
In his fourth campaign he undertook his second expedition against Britain, and subdued some more of the continental tribes.
— from Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 56, Number 348 by Various


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