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1     II,   285    |                             In general ruin. Drawn by hope of gain,~ ~
2     IV,   216(11)| Francken suggests, have a more general meaning.~ ~
3     IV,   794    |                   Yet when the general saw the spirit of fear~ ~
4      V,   288    |       Well nigh betrayed their general and sold~ ~
5      V,   346    |                           What general had not feared at such revolt?~ ~
6    VII,   949(28)|                Alluding to the general conflagration in which (
7   VIII,   545(17)| appearance was the occasion of general rejoicing. Cambyses slew
8     IX,     4(1) |      remained until the day of general conflagration, (see Book