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1 VI   |        and expelled them from the country, being anxious to prevent
2 IX   |            as the soldiers of our country still can testify who did
3 X    |          Italy itself we have the country in which, after many expeditions,
4 XXI  |          footstep in their native country. The sacred writers withal,
5 XXI  |           nation, and people, and country, choose for Himself more
6 XXV  |           in regard of her native country's conquest by Greece). Why,
7 XXXIV|        who is truly father of his country, be its lord? The name of
8 XXXVI| discovered to be enemies of their country. So the affection, and fealty,
9 XL   |          by fire from heaven. The country yet smells of that conflagration;