Sarchedon: A Legend of the Great Queen, Volume 3

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Chapman and Hall, 1871
 

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Page 209 - Kalmim, though not a nerve failed her while, swinging in mid-air, his life depended on her steadiness of hand, had over-taxed her strength ; for no sooner was the tension of the rope relaxed, and the form of Sethos lost in darkness as he sped from beneath the wall, than brain and sense gave way, leaving her pale, prostrate, and helpless on the ground. CHAPTER XVIII.
Page 89 - H every inequality of surface, that could be turned to account in moving the strength of her army at this point to the attack. Ashtaroth, she knew, would always be ready to do her bidding, but it needed prudence, self-restraint, and a steadfast heart to force Merodach to her will. CHAPTER...

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