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491:, alors que , dit-il , rien n'y obligeait le roi trés catholique . Cependant , il utilisera cet argent pour payer à Montevideo les réparations de ses bateaux et les provisions qu'il embarque pour son tour du monde . Il écrit ( début du Chapitre VIII ) qu'il put quitter La Plata en Octobre 1767 , mais que " ce ne fut qu'à la fin de ce mois que nous pûmes solder avec le munitionnaire général et les autres fournisseurs espagnols . Je pris le parti de les payer de l'argent qui m'avait été remboursé pour la cession des îles Malouines , plutôt que de tirer des lettres de change sur le trésor royal ( français ) . J'ai continué de même pour toutes les dépenses de nos differentes relâches en pays étranger . Les achats s'y sont faits par ce moyen à meilleur compte , et avec plus d'expédition ( de rapidité ) " . "A meilleur compte" , pour le roi de France en particulier ... 1318:. I don't have a particular interest in the subject, but you need to be careful of the controversy surrounding blacks in the Confederate Army. There is a current trend on the Internet to try to convince people that there were nontrivial numbers who actually fought in uniform (rather than slave laborers, cooks, Teamsters, etc.), but this theory is roundly denounced by virtually all credible Civil War historians. Gary Gallagher, for instance, has stated "If there were blacks serving as soldiers in the Confederate Army, Robert E. Lee would certainly have wanted to know about it." 600:
photography became commonplace. I have visited the Wiki:FR article about '10 Canoes'. My French is very limited unfortunately, so I'm unable to appreciate your work. The article certainly appears to be a comprehensive treatment - even if I could not understand the text! I was surprised to see so many Wikilinks to other articles on the French Knowledge (XXG) project related to Australia, and the Northern Territory in particular. I did not realise that there was such a comprehensive array of Australian material available. Anyway, best regards to you.
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the left a ( # 40ish years old) woman ? I notice wide hips, inward knees, long hair (maybe tied up into a bun under the french helmet ?) , & propension to self-adornment with flowers (more than the other soldiers...) on corsage AND belt (no man'd think of putting a flower in his belt, wouln't he ?). And if yes, is she known, and does she have an article on WP ? . Thanks a lot, & T. y.
1240:, the second post down has two photos of Native American scouts appaerently using "Spencer carbines". Much further down the page is a "photo of Lone Wolf's son Tau-ankia (Sitting in the Saddle) holding a Spencer carbine in his lap." I'm afraid I don't really understand the rules on whether you can use these images or not; hopefully they're old enough to be "in the public domain". Bon chance. 21: 1134:& allow me some thinking-over halts while they windmill) are just folding up their arms in front of your new configuration. But I understand I can choose to come back to good old habits ? Thanks a lot for it (if it is true, I've yet heard so many unkept promises in so many domains...) T.y. signed Arapaima (mainly french user but not adverse to some contributing in english) 315:. I'd be happy to see the details of Bougainville's settlement expanded but we don't use main article space as a sandbox with comments like "new additions on way" or "TO BE CONTINUED . Thanks & sorry for the trouble ." Can I suggest you work up the proposed edit in your user space and discuss the proposed edit on the Talk Page first. Cheers. 277:. Using google's translation and the little material in the book, I made an English version, as his story deserves to be better known. There is so little material on the internet about him in English (and not much more in French). I'd be thrilled if you copied the map and perhaps some of the details of his journey over to the French version. 1570:? ), & when he (or she ?) launched it. Maybe too you've cast a glance on the french article, so you can tell me what are the grossest among the blunders it certainly contains ?...I had asked a question ("fluitschip or hoeker ?") on the dutch talk page (the sources I got then said "fluitship"). Thanks a lot beforehand, t.y. 487:
Buenos-Aires , où il pourvut à leur subsistance et à leur logement ". Peut-être ces familles restèrent-elles sur les rives de La Plata , que Bougainville décrit à chacun de ses passages comme un séjour idéal pour des colons , et même trop attractif pour ses matelots et soldats , qui n'ont que trop tendance à déserter
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Hi. My French is very rudimentary, so I am sure that I missed a lot when I browsed the article. I thought you had an unusual selection of images, such as Paul Revere and John Dix. I do not know what you mean by "iconos" so I have no advice to offer. One thing that interests me -- is it a standard in
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Les Malouines ont-elles été vendues par la France à l'Espagne ? Bougainville évoque sous forme d'une note de bas de page le problème des sommes énormes ( 603 000 livres de l'époque ) que cette colonie lui a coûté , et il remercie le roi d'Espagne de lui en avoir spontanément offert le remboursement
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Thanks for your good material ( & maps) I took a lot of pleasure to work on. I shunned the officers list, since for french use it looked superfluous to me (I think those who are interested in it can read your article) - & I put the time-table at the end. From the great number of red links,
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Hello. I am just giving a look to one of your fine star articles (though beeing an average educated 65 years old gentleman, I simply ignored until now the Red Army underwent such a wiping out, back in the 20, makes me understand '40 later events...) and stumble on that 1920 photo. Is the soldier on
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No, I have never heard 'iconos' in English. Regarding the images, the first one I looked at, steeplechase2, is incorrectly capitalized from the filename that is in Commons. Perhaps there are other examples of that problem. Your article on Arthur Fremantle is very lengthy in comparison to the man's
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Once more unplated old timers bending in dim-lighted attics over their out-dated but beloved machines (seem to) have been overlooked ! My old Windows Explorers, a #5 on an iMac & a #6 on a PC (both machines which cost me my heads-eyes only some lustres ago, go on grating along tolerably well,
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said, "Continental people have sex lives; the English have hot-water bottles."). In your sentence, "conjugal" would probably be the best translation of the metaphor, but it couldn't be used when actually referring to sex. Your distinction between "thanatophily" and "necrophilia" is the same in
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Bonjour. Thank-you for your message on my talk page and I am glad my photographs have found some use outside the Australian Wiki. Unfortunately they are not of great quality, in my opinion, as they were just high resolution scans of 7" x 5" prints - taken with my old SLR at a time before digital
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about troopers firing Spencers during the battle of Middleburg. Can you please check if my legend is correctly written ? And I try (unsuccessfully) to find a JPG showing an indian brave with a Spencer rifle, if you know of one such photo in Commons ?...Thanks beforehand, & I hope to see too
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et 4 autres bâtiments chargés de cuir , et portant 250 Jésuites , et les familles françaises des Malouines , à l'exception de 7 qui , n'ayant pu y trouver de place , furent forcées d'attendre une autre occasion . Le Marquis de Bukarely ( Gouverneur et représentant du Vice-Roi ) les fit venir à
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While I took French class for four years in high school, the combination of the American educational system's treatment of foreign language education as an afterthought, coupled with an extreme lack of use ... unfortunately results in me having less than even a rudimentary of knowledge of the
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Hello Hal ! Hope you are OK. Just to tell you I'm glad I've completed my french version of "Mil. hist. of Af. Am. in A.C.W." , & I'd be awfully happy if you'd cast a glance on it. As you'll see, I choose a chronological order. I hope I did not forget a battle where the
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Sorry that nobody has replied yet to the Editor assistance note. Give it a few more days and I will try and seek out some answers for you. You are quite right, both my parents are originally from Afghanistan. I haven't been to Afghanistan but you'll be pleased to know that
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m'a présenté des individus comme Joshua Chamberlain et James Longstreet. Selon Michael Shaara, Longstreet ne pouvait pas parler le mot pour commençer la charge de Pickett--il était certain qu'elle ne réussirait pas--il n'a que fait un signe de la tête. ---
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Il décrit ensuite comment les colons furent évacués des iles par les Espagnols ( sauf quelques familles que le roi autorisa par lettre signée de sa main à rester sur place si tel était leur désir ), regroupés à Montevideo, et rapatriés vers l'Europe sur la
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features an interview with Braden's eponymous son. The interviewer pronounces his name /'spru:l 'breɪdən/. "Spruille" is a single syllable, and rhymes with "school". "Braden" rhymes with "maiden", rather than "sadden" as one might expect. I've altered
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Bougainville , qui a fait voile vers Rio-de-Janeiro , escale décevante où il ne peut s'approvisionner , retourne ensuite ( 31 Juillet 1767 ) dans la Plata , pour s'approvisionner et faire réparer l'Etoile , qui a de sérieux problèmes de calfatage .
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Congratulations on your article - I can't find any obvious faults, except the following observation. In the UK, describing black people as "blacks" is considered derogatory these days. "Black men" or "black soldiers" is fine but "blacks" is a
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Hi. Yes, I am thriving away, but I really have little expertise in the small arms area. I don't know of any photographs of Indians with Spencers. And sorry, but I have no idea what " tracks of your visit on my last traductions" means.
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You're very welcome; I love questions like that. Luckily it was my day off, so I had time to dig deep. Sorry it didn't produce the answer you were looking for, but it revealed a bit of British history that I'd never heard of before.
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I hope you'll be kind enough to come over to WP:fr & cast a glance on your child. My big issue is about iconos : among the ones I collect in Commons, some come out very well, & some remain a line of red text . Why, but WHY ?
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I'm sorry I only just noticed your questions about this topic and your attempt to contact me. I've never actually looked at my own page till today and have not looked at the discussion page for the article for months.
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In particular, does "naval art" refer to cartography, or in other words, the making of maps? After all, one of the key objectives of the La Pérouse expedition was to come back with some accurate maps of the Pacific.
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He (Longstreet) asked for something to drink: I gave him some run out of my silver flask, which I begged he would keep in remembrance of the occasion; he smiled, and, to my great satisfaction, accepted the
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hi there! Well, my French has not improved since we last communicated, so there's not much I can do to review your translated article. But thank you for the kind words and I hope you have a great 2012.
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That's all for now, I'll try to have another look later – there's at least one thing in the French article which isn't in the English (yet): the average age of VOC slaves in Cape Town! Cheers.
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Thanks for the ACW substratum : I just discover that the material I'm translating into french comes mainly from you. Lastly, about 1862 Burnside's expedition... Thanks a lot, please gon on !
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Thanks a lot Lantzy, I answered on your DP...Ooops (pang <--- afterthought) did I answer on your DP or on your User Page ? One more goofing from old brain-melting Arap. , looks like ...
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Bougainville, lors d'une cérémonie, prend solennellement possession des îles (le 5 ) puis il les confie à la garde de son cousin Mr de Nerville, et le 8 avril repart pour la France .
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below this message along with a question and someone will be along to answer it shortly. You may also find the following pages useful for a general introduction to Knowledge (XXG).
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good article...". As I don't know how to look back in the "History" farther than the last 500 edits, you'd be very kind to point me who was the 1st editor (you, maybe, as for
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Mais des colons anglais débarquent en I766 , et s'établissent dans le port de la Croisade, qu'ils rebaptisent Port-Egmont. Et en décembre 1766 , rapporte Bougainville , la
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To answer your questions: 1. Yes, of course you can translate. I'm delighted. I didn't think you needed to ask. 2. I regret I can't comment on the term jinx-boat. Sorry.
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Hoping to see tracks of your visit on the articles (i.e. : improvements, additions etc...), and with all my best wishes (health, riches, contrib. etc...) for 2012, t.y.
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Bougainville repart pour la France , pour assurer ses droits et aussi chercher des provisions et d'autres colons , et il en revient la même année 1765 , avec son navire
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I notice the blue gem Gerda has just kindly presented you with really looks like the Hope (ex Regent)...Wouldn't it be safer for you to pass it to some museum ? ;-)
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Hello Hal ! I am about to edit on WP:fr a big addition from your article on Gettysburg Campaign, the 1st draft of it is now on a sub-page on my french user's page.
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which centers on that battle. He shifts between 15 or so characters from both sides, and your friend Fremantle makes an appearance. A very moving account. ---
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Hi there! Thanks very much for your message - it's what the ref desks are for. :) English doesn't have a word with the same meaning as "eupareunique" (as
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mouilla dans Port-Louis face au fortin des Français. Le capitaine Mac Bride descendit à terre, proféra des menaces " et remit à la voile le même jour".
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Hello and welcome to Knowledge (XXG)! We appreciate encyclopedic contributions, but some of your recent contributions, such as your edit to the page
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Addendum: Can I also suggest that in your edit, you don't duplicate information already in the article. You might also be interested in the article
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that allow them to be used at will on the various wiki projects. You may view all four of the Ranger Uranium Mine photos that I have uploaded at
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Hi thanks for the note to my user page regarding your edit to the RFClist template. English Knowledge (XXG) can certainly be a confusing place.
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tracks of your visit on my last traductions : "Fusil Henry" & "Campagne de Burnside en Caroline du Nord" . Hope you're thriving ! Cheers,
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about that ship...I'll have to do with that dutch article and the documentary I just watched on TV Arte, instead of quietly translating a WP
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For general enquiries about sources and your query about living conditions and health risks involved with these type of expeditions try the
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on talk pages using four tildes (~~~~); this will automatically produce your name and the date. Feel free to write a note on the bottom of
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It seems the ship was of 480 tons, not 450: see references in the English article, e.g. to Mountain, 2005 p. 204, which you can see on
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Indeed I started the article, but it has been much improved subsequently. I looked at the French version and it looks OK to me.--
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the Malagasy themselves said there were 150 of them – I see the French article mentions the private trade carried on by the crew!
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between 20 & 30 of september 2011, & had mumbled at that time : "How queer, the Brits haven't written anything in WP
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Il est de retour le 5, avec des provisions et de nouveaux colons , trouve ses îliens " sains et contents" . La chasse aux
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Speaking of translations, I read a book about the French naval captain La Pérouse which led me to the remarkable story of
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Arapaima, this is a bit of a tangent, but with your interest in Gettysburg, I'd highly recommend Michael Shaara's novel
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PS & I hope I'll be able to find my way back to your rubrique, my brain is really no more now what it used to be...
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Bonjour, Arapaima, Bonne année et merci pour vos aimables paroles et pour vos traductions de la Wikipédia française! -
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Longstreet was seated at the top of a snake fence at the edge of the wood, and looking perfectly calm and imperturbed
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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge (XXG) appreciates your help. We noticed though that when you edited
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Thanks a lot to everybody ! So I can yet detect a woman when I see one (with 4 dioptries reading glasses...)
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Hi Arapaima! It can be difficult to find another user to look over your work, but try having a look at the
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in the same way it did when your friend was in Kabul. -- please let me know if I can help any further. --
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I don't wish to dampen your enthusiasm but please don't make edits like the one you recently did to
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The precise number of slaves is unknown, one good source which it looks like you've used says 140,
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Punctuation in french ? : well, we use to do it that way, but I may have blundered a lot. See?...
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est dressée au centre de la bourgade, sur laquelle est gravée le profil du roi, avec la devise "
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For specific queries about how you should your translation, I would definitely contact
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My French is very rusty, but I'll try to have a look at the French article... Cheers.
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Can a user (indulgent and) versed in contemporary US fiction scan the new article
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Talkback: "Quinceanera film" suppressions : thanks from Arapaima for your answer
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I've had a quick look at the French article, there are some things I noticed:
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there. The sources used in the English article are also quite clear that the
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Thank you for your very kind words on my article about Eric Dorman-Smith.
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language 18 years later. Pardon moi! During our most recent trip through
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Thanks a lot Nort. & Gautier for the chat & precisions, take care
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Hello Nortonius ! Browsing through the today's "On this day" rubric of WP
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French to precede punctuation with a space? Good luck with your article.
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we can see the amount of work which we have yet to do in our WP:fr...
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has several images of the Ranger mines by a variety of photographers.
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Hello Arapaima, I posted some info about the woman in the photograph
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1st page reminded me I had edited "Meermin", the french version of
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If you'd like to experiment with the wiki's syntax, please do so on
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In case you're still curious about Spruille Braden's unusual name,
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is a useful article - I suspect you may have already have seen it.
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I have my own high-resolution JPEG copy of the 1760 plan for the
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A question to Nortonius : "Meermin article : who was the first ?"
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Military history of African Americans in the American Civil War
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Military history of African Americans in the American Civil War
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One more thing, in the French article, can you translate this:
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Thanks again for giving me a key to my icono problems. As for
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Could this breastwork be a "snake fence" in soldier's slang ?
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The precise number of crew was 56, per Mountain 2005, p. 204.
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Hello Gautier lebon, evidently I don't need to ping you! ;o)
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Expected answers to my feed-back on "new features of WP:en "
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Bonjour! Thank you for the message you left on my talk page
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is some background on "Spruille". As for the pronunciation,
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rose & shone ! You can also of course look at my french
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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.
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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.
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for "Betisboka Bay", though that place-name seems corrupt.
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the article was created on WP-en on 14 October 2011 by
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sailed for Cape Town from north-west Madagascar, not
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if you want to get in touch with me. Again, welcome!
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I'll try and find out the name of the bird for you!
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