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The Gere is animated by numerous flower-mills; there are likewise many paper-mills.

On the other hand, the groundwater is endangered and likewise many lakes.

There are likewise many birds in their time and season.

There were likewise many flowers which I had never seen about Dover and the Kentish coast.

There are likewise many Roman antiquities, which have been recently met with at Hoy Lake, near Liverpool.

At that time Madame Champlain, his widow, was still living, as likewise many of Champlaln's intimate friends.

She has likewise many atonements to make to an injured world, as well in one quarter as in another.

There are likewise many very valuable remains, in sculpture and paintings, of the best masters, which deserve your attention.

There had been likewise many articles of provision and some articles of clothing given to us, worth at least £20.

It has likewise many touches which show knowledge of the average fairly prosperous English life-themerchant's, the shopkeeper's, the sea-captain's.

The artillerymen are nearly all ill; likewise many of the Egyptian regiment, while the black troops are well and in excellent spirits.

There were likewise many brave Cossacks among those who preferred to remain, including the kuren hetmans, Demitrovitch, Kukubenko, Vertikhvist, Balan, and Ostap Bulba.

When the wild geese had stopped in front of them, they curtsied with their necks many times, and the goosey-gander did likewise many more times.

The natives of Upper Egypt go by Cosseir; likewise many negro pilgrims, after having followed the banks of the Nile from Sennar down to Genne.

Likewise many people took part in the killing of the said Villalobos's master-of-camp, and other soldiers, in that same year.

Likewise many of the trout were burned up with it, for in places the fire made the water hotter than trout can stand.