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NS: I assume he was shooting in the streets last night and that happened Me: What do you know about today?

He ns a lichamlice on re byrgene, see ghwr bi urh his godcundan mihte.

Feud′ary, Feud′atory, holding lands or power by a feudal tenure—also ns.

Seen from Ns, also, the panorama of majestic mountains is much grander than from Veblungsns.

Ns na se Hlend on a wisan gecostnod; foron e he ws of mdene acenned buton synne, and ns nan ing wyrlices on him.

The time come when the other'ns got their come-upin's; when they found out whether it paid to live straight.