English explorer and admiral who was the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe and who helped to defeat the Spanish Armada (1540-1596)
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The drake barely deflected the attack as he fought to right himself.
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There was no mention of the drake race in his new world.
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A remnant of the days when a drake ruled from the Tybers.
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A voice, coming from an invisible source behind the drake, commanded, Back!
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Barely had the drake folded himself into survival position when he collided.
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And on a lake-shore stood a drake and kowtowed before the duck.
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The beautiful little drake was picked out of a tuft of alfa-grass.
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She stepped from the drake's grasp and in fascination touched the glass.
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He might as well have been a drake instead of a man.
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Some young drake of the patriarch's might come looking for me.
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A drake army was not an army in the traditional sense.
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The drake clawed at him, but weakness made it come up just short.
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Even when hunting such quarry, the drake found his present body more suitable.
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Was it just the drake's way, or did he know something?
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Weapon unsheathed, the drake darted to where he had last seen the figure.
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The second night out, they had lost one man to a fire drake.
