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 1 III |         head to preach, and, as he pretended, with all the requisites
 2 V   |          was consecrated (as it is pretended) in a tavern or a church;
 3 IX  |           successors. These Druids pretended to be mediators between
 4 IX  |        proper occasions with their pretended masters. This great Charter,
 5 IX  |          forced him to give up the pretended right, for no other reason
 6 IX  |         Article XXXII., that these pretended freemen owed service to
 7 IX  |          and great politician, who pretended to love the barons, though
 8 XIV |           he was persecuted by the pretended philosophers of Holland,
 9 XV  |            all this is done, it is pretended that gravity depends on
10 XV  |          First, with regard to the pretended little vortex of the earth,
11 XVII| consequence, by imagining that the pretended heaven of the fixed stars