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Their muster-place was Bremen, but when they heard that the terrible 'Holofernese' was in pursuit of them, and that the commencement of their service would be a pitched battle with his Spaniards and Italians, they broke up and scattered about the country.
His own soldiers were terrified at his danger, and a cry arose in the town that "Holofernese" as the Flemings and Germans were accustomed to nickname Farnese was dead. Strange to relate, he was quite unharmed, and walked back to his tent with dignified slowness and a very frowning face.
Their muster-place was Bremen, but when they heard that the terrible 'Holofernese' was in pursuit of them, and that the commencement of their service would be a pitched battle with his Spaniards and Italians, they broke up and scattered about the country.
His own soldiers were terrified at his danger, and a cry arose in the town that "Holofernese" as the Flemings and Germans were accustomed to nickname Farnese was dead. Strange to relate, he was quite unharmed, and walked back to his tent with dignified slowness and a very frowning face.
Would not Howard, Drake, Frobisher, Seymour, Winter, and Hawkins, be swept out of the straits at last, yielding an open passage to Medina, Oquendo, Recalde, and Farnese? Would those Hollanders and Zeelanders, cruising so vigilantly among their treacherous shallows, dare to maintain their post, now that the terrible 'Holofernese, with his invincible legions, was resolved to come forth?
Would not Howard, Drake, Frobisher, Seymour, Winter, and Hawkins, be swept out of the straits at last, yielding an open passage to Medina, Oquendo, Recalde, and Farnese? Would those Hollanders and Zeelanders, cruising so vigilantly among their treacherous shallows, dare to maintain their post, now that the terrible 'Holofernese, with his invincible legions, was resolved to come forth?
His own soldiers were terrified at his danger, and a cry arose in the town that "Holofernese" as the Flemings and Germans were accustomed to nickname Farnese was dead. Strange to relate, he was quite unharmed, and walked back to his tent with dignified slowness and a very frowning face.
His own soldiers were terrified at his danger, and a cry arose in the town that "Holofernese" as the Flemings and Germans were accustomed to nickname Farnese was dead. Strange to relate, he was quite unharmed, and walked back to his tent with dignified slowness and a very frowning face.
Would not Howard, Drake, Frobisher, Seymour, Winter, and Hawkins, be swept out of the straits at last, yielding an open passage to Medina, Oquendo, Recalde, and Farnese? Would those Hollanders and Zeelanders, cruising so vigilantly among their treacherous shallows, dare to maintain their post, now that the terrible 'Holofernese, with his invincible legions, was resolved to come forth?
Their muster-place was Bremen, but when they heard that the terrible 'Holofernese' was in pursuit of them, and that the commencement of their service would be a pitched battle with his Spaniards and Italians, they broke up and scattered about the country.
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