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 1  1,       44|    sent, they were obliged to turn their backs and retreat
 2  1,       46|    and obliged them, in their turn, to show their backs, and
 3  1,       60|     time, fortune soon took a turn. The enemy, daunted by the
 4  1,       65|  their cohorts, and, in their turn, pursued them when they
 5  2,        9| bricks, and again, by another turn of the screw, cleared a
 6  2,       14| alarmed at such an unexpected turn of fortune, lay hold on
 7  3,       37|    his own rank, and in their turn, made a general charge on
 8  3,       46|     them, and obliged them to turn their backs; but their retreat
 9  3,       73|       their misfortunes would turn to their advantage, as it
10  3,       98|   were with him to take their turn of rest, and go back to