And Beaumayns sawe hym and made hym redy / & ther they mette[…]and put their sheldes afore them / & drewe their swerdes / and gaf many grete strokes that somtyme they hurtled to gyder that they felle grouelyng on the ground Thus they fought two houres and more that their sheldes & theyr hauberkes were al forhewen / & in many stedys they were wounded

The last-mentioned line in this category is a branch of the South Manchuria Railway running West from Ssupingkai. Judging from the amount of money lent for the construction and considering the temporary character of the bridgework, much of which is timber, construction under Japanese auspices is likely to prove costly.

It was my hope that the project could be completed with the aid of two of her most esteemed fellow Nahuatlatos and Sahagún scholars, Arthur Anderson and Charles Dibble.

I’m chasin gwolla while they plottin, I can’t let that stop me