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hvd.hn5hqg	Hale, Edward Everett, Sr.	Stories of adventure : as told by adventurers by Edward E. Hale	1905		.txt	text/plain	82007	3892	77	old times, three kings of that country went away to worship a prophet that was born; and they carried with good right to such a title; for all men know for a certain truth that he is the most potent man, as regards of the coming of the Great Kaan, owing to all the approaches having been completely occupied, as I told you. days after, finding myself a little better, I set off in company with a Moor, who conducted me by a river on the the town I met a great lord of the country, called Fancardin; he was encamped on the open plain, carrying This great man having halted some time, in consequence of the sumpter-horses crossing the river, became such as are commonly called coggs, having twelve thousand armed men on board, are seen approaching, — a within four days after the messengers of Stephen returned unto me with a great cross as high as a man, and	./cache/hvd.hn5hqg.pdf	./txt/hvd.hn5hqg.txt