Fleee remnant of the clansmen, finally accepting that further resistance was pointless,
fled the battlefield.
Fleeousands of protestant settlers were killed in the uprising and many
fled as refugees
to england.
Fleemes's son-in-law, william, was invited over from holland and james
fled into exile.
Fleeough attacked his elderly victim, leaving her with severe facial and head injuries, and
fled empty-handed.
Fleet thinking himself unsafe so near the metropolis of the kingdom he had abdicated, he
fled precipitately
to france.
Fleery escaped scottish imprisonment and
fled across the border
to england, the home of her english cousin queen elizabeth.
Flee died in paris having
fled to escape
capture.
Fleestead, the man turned and
fled in terror.
Fleerse 8 of chapter 16: trembling and bewildered, the women went out and
fled from the tomb.
Fleeing persecution.
Fleeing in fear
of persecution, says human.. .
Flee from idolatry.
Fleeere has been a lot of work with communities that are now home to those who've
fled the fighting.
Flee 1607, leading irish noblemen
fled abroad
to escape arrest by the english government.
Fleest of the english infantry
fled in panic
toward newcastle.
Fleeing domestic violence.
Fleeing oppression.
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