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Xerxes was a great king of Persia in the fifth century BC.
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The father is a great king, now ancient, but still a king.
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Bury him as a great king, and then he left the hall.
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Then the great king went with the queen into a stately pavilion.
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But he was, in one sense of the words, a great king.
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The great king and the great poet parted, never to meet again.
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The great king spoke, and many workmen gathered to build the hall.
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The roving shepherds were converted by their great king into another people.
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A great king, like God himself, must perform deeds mortals flinch from!
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Everywhere has the great king sought help, but none can be found.
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This great king died in 638, and was buried at St. Denys's.
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I am a great king, and say what I choose to say.
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He was a great king, whose help both sides wished to get.
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Yet soon I understood the hand of a truly great king.
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Arthur will make a good king, perhaps even a great king.'
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The Matiamvo is a great king or emperor in the interior of Angola.
