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...his country. Being frequently seen by the king with folded arms, and absorbed in thought, Wenceslaus demanded the cause of his unusual gloom. He replied,...avenge thy countrymen ; thou hast our free permission." Encouraged by these words, Ziska quitted the court ; h& gained the confidence of the people by his...

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