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What is to be done when, from sheer prejudice and all manner of external considerations, the parents and guardians set themselves to sunder two closely wedded hearts?" "There is but one course for them--to submit and obey," declared ...
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The History of the Ingenious Gentleman, Don Quixote of La ...
He would say, that the Cid Ruydiaz was a very brave knight, but not worthy to stand in competition with the Knight of the Burning-sword, who, with a single back-stroke, had cut in sunder two fierce and mighty giants. He liked yet better Bernardo ...
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, John Gibson Lockhart, 1856
He would say, that the Cid Ruydiaz was a very brave knight, but not worthy to stand in competition with the Knight of the Burning- sword, who with a single back-stroke would cut in sunder two fierce and mighty giants. He liked yet better ...
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, 1848
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Hudibras, in Three Parts: Written in the Times of the Late ...
And cut-whole Gz'a'rrr into Fitterg-Yi' put 'Hem in. to am'rau; T unto-1.] - In what high Efleem with their Mistrefl'es upon this Prineiple, must the Knight qf the &arm'ng Sward have been, who with a single Back-'Stroke cut in sunder two fierce and ...
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The History of the Renowned Don Quixote de la Mancha
... that the f Cid Ruydiaz was a very brave knight, but not worthy to stand in competition with the Knight of the Burning Sword, who with a single back- stroke had cut in sunder two fierce and mighty giants. He liked yet better Bernardo del Carpio, ...
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, Peter Anthony Motteux, Mr. Ozell (John), 1771
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The London Magazine - Volume 17 - Page 184
He was just enough of a libertine too, to sunder two fond hearts, for the sake of gorging on the mangled spoils of one. I saw him throw several knowing glances at the figure of my Olivia : but these, and other symptoms of my penetration, are ...
John Scott, John Taylor, 1827
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A Survey of the British Customs: Containing the Rates of ... - Page 211
... superficial feet) and under four feet square, (or 16 super- J J £cial feet) J 2 sunder two feet square, (or 4 superficial feet) — — — — 100 Books bound, the hundred weight — — □ — □ o 14 o 9 G«°- !• «□ 19, 6, Which Duties on • Pictures ...
Samuel Baldwin, Samuel Baldwin (of the Custom House, London.), 1770
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The Game of Life - Volume 2 - Page 4
God forbid that I should sunder two such beings on the trial of a few days ; but it is necessary to prepare her for what perhaps may be the event. Let me not cast down the image in her pure and holy heart, but let me teach her at least to regard it ...
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The Three Spaniards, a Romance - Volumes 1-3 - Page 55
Cruel, cruel death ! to sunder- Two whose hearts together grew ; Could not some less noble plunder Sitissy thy gi eedy view I . Brave and uob'e was my lover, ' i Bravest of, the mountains brown ; Teiror silled. the lawlefs rover, Shi inking frorri ...
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Chaos Near Resonance - Page 42
This set of points is just V' = f(f"(S) nS) = Sn f(S) = V U V. The set of points in S that stay in Sunder two backward iterations is given by V* = f°(f*(s) n f"(s) nS) = Snf(S) n f°(S) = U V, i,j = 1,2 where Vij are the vertical strips shown in Fig. 1.17.
