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The window under the tower is in memory of Robert Southey whose daughter married a onetime vicar of Tarring.

And in addition he gathered up a few rings and onetime costly jewels which could be worn.

But neither had the onetime Squadron Commander Tate lost much of his talent along those lines.

Julius Cæsar sold to the highest bidder at onetime fifty-three thousand prisoners of war all of whom were white.

It means the proper extension of the influence of the most powerful factor for patriotism in our country—the onetime service man.