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Meanings of taken the land in English

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Usage of taken the land in English
1
Death is over them, and still they have taken the land of Dobrzyn.
The Knights of the Cross, or, Krzyzacy: Historical Romance
2
The water has taken the land, swallowed it as if it were never there.
The White Queen
3
Someone may have paid them and taken the land.
A Daughter of the Land
4
If you've got a bond' we will talk to the bank that we have taken the land.
The South African
5
William, he said, had taken the land, on which the church stood, from his father by violence.
The Leading Facts of English History
6
Here dwelt a wealthy man named Eirik Snare, who had taken the land between Ingolfsfjord and Ofaera in Veidileysa.
The Saga of Grettir the Strong: Grettir's Saga
7
I have taken the land, and already bought some of the stock for it, and am going to buy more.
The Belton Estate
8
The heathens had invaded and taken the land, according to that of Daniel (9:25,26).
Works of John Bunyan — Volume 01
9
The Germans had taken the land behind the church for their cemetery, and it joined the wall of the Cure's garden.
One of Ours
10
Have ye taken the land from the farmer, and given it to the tailor out of work and the candlemaker masterless?-Pan.
Letters to Dead Authors
11
"But it is Count Falkes de Braose who has taken the land,"
Hood
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