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6487. PEACE, The Deity and.—
I bless
the Almighty Being, Who, in gathering together
the waters under the heavens into one
place, divided the dry land of your hemisphere
from the dry lands of ours, and said,
at least be there peace.—
To Earl of Buchan. Washington ed. iv, 493.
(W.
1803)
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