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 1  III,  14|      were cut away, the yards necessarily fell down; so that as all
 2  III,  29|     came on that the work was necessarily suspended, and, through
 3   IV,   5|     alone; of which they must necessarily instantly repent, since
 4   IV,  29|     great confusion, as would necessarily happen, arose throughout
 5    V,  32|    that happened, which would necessarily be the case, that the soldiers
 6  VII,  14|      cut; that the enemy must necessarily disperse, and look for it
 7  VII,  14|   slain; the evils which must necessarily befall the conquered. ~
 8  VII,  19| gallant men the victory would necessarily be purchased: and when he
 9  VII,  72|     intention, lest (since he necessarily embraced so extensive an
10  VII,  83|       of the circuit, and had necessarily made their camp in ground
11 VIII,   3|   arrival, it happened, as it necessarily must, to an unprovided and