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 1 14|           drive the English from the Isle of Re and lay siege to La
 2 41|          right. The cannonade of the Isle of Re presaged to him the
 3 41|         unexpectedly in sight of the Isle of Re with ninety vessels
 4 41|        commanded for the king in the Isle, and he had, after a bloody
 5 41|              English, masters of the Isle of Re, continued to besiege,
 6 42|           drive the English from the Isle of Re, where they still
 7 43|           drive the English from the Isle of Re, and afterward to
 8 43|         driving the English from the Isle. ~The juncture was favorable.
 9 43|            who only continued in the Isle from obstinacy, would be
10 43|       defeated in the passage of the Isle of Loie, were obliged to
11 44| precipitation with which he quit the Isle of Re, forgotten and left