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 1      II|        the situation and held his peace; but the prince took counsel
 2    VIII|         against her. She held her peace, accordingly, and preserved
 3       X|        the holy city, the home of peace."~ ~"As is proved by the
 4       X| accomplished?"~ ~"I have not made peace."~ ~"Why not?"~ ~"Because
 5    XIII|   Princess; my part is to restore peace, not to foment strife."~ ~
 6     XVI|    brothers and leave Toroczko in peace?"~ ~"A man of your discernment
 7     XVI|       return what we most desire, peace."[185]~ ~"But what you offer
 8    XVII|           truth. I asked them for peace, and offered them a price
 9    XVII|           and told me my terms of peace were accepted. They abandon
10    XVII|      Wallachians will respect the peace, and we shall avoid all
11      XX|          at their hands.~ ~"Go in peace," said Aaron. "My people
12      XX|       Monastery Heights: 'We make peace with you and swear to keep
13      XX|      could hear. "Have I not made peace with our neighbours and
14      XX|        who came with a message of peace and good-will to mankind,
15      XX|      their lives. So, as you made peace with Moga and his people,
16      XX|           know nothing about that peace and are no parties to it,
17   XXIII|           No, I am armed with the peace treaty which our foes concluded
18   XXIII|          the morning his terms of peace had been accepted. This
19   XXIII|      envoys who came to treat for peace, and they were only St.
20     XXV|         know what this apostle of peace will do when he is ordered
21    XXVI|          thought how, in times of peace, the cry of a single human
22    XXVI|       destiny. He, the apostle of peace, must plunge into the midst
23   XXVII|          follows:~ ~"Villafranca. Peace has been concluded. The
24  XXVIII|          Many years of untroubled peace and happiness for the Adorjan