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1 6,2 |   would gather the fruits of victory, and if they lost they would
2 6,4 |     had gained so glorious a victory, blocking up the roads to
3 6,4 |   all eager to follow up the victory. ~The king retired to a
4 6,4 | appearance of flight after a victory, and therefore kept his
5 6,4 |    confederates, was another victory for the pope, because its
6 7,1 |      to get pardoned far the victory by making propositions which
7 10,1|  before him singing hymns of victory composed by poets of the
8 10,2|      congratulate him on his victory; but at Fassambrane he was