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Talleyrands name was erased from the list of migrs, and he was described as an unappreciated patriot.

Nor can you so easily be erased from my memory as my negligence might seem to imply.

Perhaps; but ours isn't going to be erased—it will be heard exactly where it will do the most good.

He was chosen a member of the Lowndes County delegation, but his name was erased from the list of delegates.

If the well-known lady of the same name had heard them, I fancy they would have been erased by request.

His biographers say that "what was written, he wrote, and what was erased, was erased by him."

Then he moistened a finger and erased the second name on the list, that of Mrs. Abbie Nixon.

At this time, the words engraved on the monument in London, intimating that the Papists fired the city, were erased and cut out.

It was then erased from the kalendar, but restored to it in the reign of Chas.

First we have the display of the luxurious living which has erased from Don Giovanni's mind all remembrance of what has passed.