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... called " Kurwa - chout ; " chout signi- fying fourth , and kurwa being the name of certain little earthen vessels , which the women stain with a mixture of rice and turme- rick called aipun , and filling them with water and grass ...
... called " Kurwa - chout ; " chout signi- fying fourth , and kurwa being the name of certain little earthen vessels , which the women stain with a mixture of rice and turme- rick called aipun , and filling them with water and grass ...
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... called Lagganvane , four Miles from Fort Augustus , and at the foot of Coriyarack ; that then they were assured of Sir John Cope's marching by Ruthven to Inverness . That immediately they called a Council of war ; and the resolution ...
... called Lagganvane , four Miles from Fort Augustus , and at the foot of Coriyarack ; that then they were assured of Sir John Cope's marching by Ruthven to Inverness . That immediately they called a Council of war ; and the resolution ...
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... called Qxeans in Diodorus Siculus : but M. CHAMPOLLION would read xeaμns , and derive the word from the Coptic Oukame , black , -the Black River ; and in fact its mud is remarkably black . It was called Iaro , or the river , by the ...
... called Qxeans in Diodorus Siculus : but M. CHAMPOLLION would read xeaμns , and derive the word from the Coptic Oukame , black , -the Black River ; and in fact its mud is remarkably black . It was called Iaro , or the river , by the ...
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