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If, of course, he cautioned himself quickly, he could find and re - trieve the magic that had eluded the Elven expedition under KaeI Elessedil.

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Re-treat, a retiring v. Re-trench, to cut off v. Re-trieve, to recover v. Re-veal, to discover

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If we liave erred in our measures, we may possibly correct our mistake in a future essay, and thus re - trieve our loss.

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And can this re - trieve the affairs of the State, and cffeft the rcfto - ration of the finances?

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Mean while a meflfenger was fent to inform Xicotencal of the fenate's refolution; but that general being exafpcrated againft the Spaniards, from whom he longed to re - trieve his honour, abfolutely refufed to comply, and rcfolved to make a fccond aflault by night: but in order by HERNANDO CORTES.

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