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Thus he did often to make the Captain slight such frays, and to make him secure,
that he might not suspect any further end to be on it ; which when he had wrought
sufficiently (as he thought), he laid some men in ambuscado, and sent others ...
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The History of the Houses of Douglas and Angus
This he did often,- to make the Captaine to slight such frayes,and to make him
secure, that he might not suspect any further end to be in it : vwhich when he had
wrou ht sufficiently ( as he thought ) he laid some men in ambuscado , and ent ...
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The Waverly Novels: The Talisman
Thus he did often to make the Captain slight such frays, and to make him secure,
that he might not suspect any furthur end to be on it ; which when he had wrought
sufficiently (as he thought), he laid some men in ambuscado, and sent others ...
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So Dreadfull a Judgment: Puritan Responses to King Philip’s ...
... and were transported to Rhode-Island, from hence the next Night they got a
passage over to Pocas- set-side in Rhode-Island Boats, and concluded there to
dispose themselves in two Ambuscado's before day, hoping to surprize some of
the ...
Richard Slotkin, James K. Folsom, 1978
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The History of the Evangelical Churches of the Valleys of ...
These souldiers though but seven or 8. in number, yet having been before placed
in Ambuscado in a convenient Post, for the preventing any inroad of the Enemy,
accordingly took their opportunity of filing upon them, and the truth is, plied them
...
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Waverley Novels: Castle dangerous
The drivers also fled as fast as they could till they had drawn the Captain a little
way beyond the place of ambuscado, which when they perceived, rising quickly
out of their covert, they set fiercely upon him and his company, and so slew
himself ...
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Introductions, and Notes and Illustrations, to the Novels, ...
The drivers also fled as fast as they could till they had drawn the Captain a little
way beyond the place of ambuscado, which when they perceived, rising quickly
out of their covert, they set fiercely upon him and his company, and so slew
himself ...
Thushe did oftento makethe Captain slight such frays,and to make him secure,
thathe might not suspect any further end to be onit; which whenhe had wrought
sufficiently (ashe thought), he laid somemen in ambuscado, and sent others
away ...
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Memorials of the English Affairs: Or, an Historical Account ...
A party of Colonel NortorPs Forces went towards Langford-house, and placed an
Ambuscado undiscovered by the Enemy, who came forth to fallupon them, they
retreated to their Ambuscado, the Enemy followed them, and were all surprised.
Bulstrode Whitelocke, 1682
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The Routledge Anthology of Renaissance Drama
HANGER Shall the ambuscado lie in one place? CURTILAX No, nook thou
yonder. Enter MOLL and TRAPDOOR MOLL Ralph. 190 TRAPDOOR What says
my brave captain male and female? MOLL This Holborn is such a wrangling
street.
Simon Barker, Hilary Hinds, 2003
