When our shipps Carrying such firedrakes in them that the huge Spanish Galleasses, Galleons, Hulkes and Carrackes Being great with gold, in labour with some fright, Were all delivered of fine redcheekt Children At Plymouth, Portsmouth and other English havens And onely by men midwives: had not Spayne reason To cry out, oh Diables Ingleses!

" "I need not tell a seaman, like you, how many noble rivers pour their waters into the sea along this coast of which we have been speakinghow many wide and commodious havens abound thereor how many sails whiten the ocean, that are manned by men who first drew breath on that spacious and peaceful soil.

HAVENS, GEORGE REMINGTON, ed. Selections.

Benedict Arnold: Son of the Havens.

HAVENS, GEORGE R. Easy French readings.

By George R. Havens & Olin H. Moore.

George R. Havens & Olin H. Moore (A); 5Nov63; R325199. <pb id='349.png' n='1963h2/A/2194' /> HAWKINS, RICHMOND LAURIN.

HAVENS, RAYMOND DEXTER.

Raymond Dexter Havens (A); 10Nov69; R472470.

SEE HAVENS, GEORGE R. America in World War II.

SEE HAVENS, GEORGE R. MOORE, RUTH.

By George R. Havens. NM: introd.

George R. Havens (A); 14Jan74; R568160. R568161.

HAVENS, GEORGE R. Candide.

Introd., notes & vocabulary by George R. Havens.

HAVENS, GEORGE R. Easy French readings.

By George R. Havens & Olin H. Moore.

George R. Havens & Olin H. Moore (A); 5Nov63; R325199. <pb id='349.png' n='1963h2/A/2194' /> HAWKINS, RICHMOND LAURIN.

HAVENS, RAYMOND DEXTER.

Raymond Dexter Havens (A); 10Nov69; R472470.

<pb id='100.png' n='1971h1/A/1574' /> HAVENS, GEORGE R. A travers les ages; intermediate French readings.

Edited by George R. Havens & Olin H. Moore.

SEE HAVENS, GEORGE R. America in World War II.

Bastia, too, lay within a few hours' run, and there was the whole of the east coast of Corsica, abounding with small bays and havens, in which a vessel of that size might take refuge if pressed.

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