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diphthongal Old
English word
Sægar "sea-spear."
Presumably it
denotes a
maritime warrior of the type who either...
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Mallings forlagsboghandel....
- life and hope, and
every bit ****ing to the
theme it was
created for." Gar
Saegar of The
Phantom Tollbooth rated it four-and-a-half stars, and
alluded to...
- this
apparent resemblance too much
weight would be a mistake.
According to
Saegar, the
revolt was much
closer to
traditions of the 16th and 17th centuries...
