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 1 2 |       seen in his province--that land in which heads become so
 2 20|       placed his foot on English land, crying, "Here I am at last!" ~
 3 27|          the rights of the great land owners. He was profoundly
 4 49|          him by the cardinal, to land her, if the sea and the
 5 49| invigorating and balsamic as the land is approached, contemplating
 6 49|     female compatriots when they land in a port of Great Britain,
 7 49|          minutes they gained the land. ~The officer leaped to
 8 49|    obliged to adopt with all who land in England." ~"Then you
 9 51|          the English expected by land, or do the Musketeers consider
10 54|        like very well, either on land or on the ocean, to lay
11 58|         of water for it to touch land. Felton walked into the
12 59|       boat which conveyed him to land, he kept his face toward