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Meanings of befell in in English
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Usage of befell in in English
1
Listen to me, O mighty-armed one, as it befell in former days.
2
All this, I suppose, befell in the Castle of Malwood.
3
No evergreens were quite destroyed; and not half the damage sustained that befell in January, 1768.
4
Doing so, from his underground grotto he saw all that befell in heaven and on earth.
5
And this misadventure befell in the year of the Incarnation of Jesus Christ, twelve hundred and seven.
6
And her return befell in this way:
7
Of what befell in that period, marked by such figures and events, a later chapter will tell.
8
All this befell in Biorn's eleventh summer.
9
I need not say that such horrors as occurred at Mrs. Bugsby's never befell in Mrs. Honeyman's establishment.
10
This befell in 1640.
11
All this befell in the days of Grettir, the son of Asmund, who was the strongest man of his day in Iceland.
12
I will only write, at present, of what befell in the conquest, and I will not write much, in order to avoid prolixity.
13
THIS year the Ramazan befell in June, and a fearful infliction was that "blessed month," making the Moslem unhealthy and unamiable.
14
The most famous thing that ever befell in the New Forest was this strange murder or misfortune which cost the Red King his life.
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