Francesco, the Leggende dei Santi Padri of Domenico Cavalca, and Jacopo Passavanti's Specchio della vera Penitenza.
They show her the cross: Madonna, ecco la cruce Che la gente l'adduce, Ove la vera luce De' essere levato.
What do you think is the most lasting impression that those boys down atVera Cruz are going to leave?
Like that gallant gentleman who has so long borne the heats and perplexities and distresses of the situation in Vera Cruz--Admiral Fletcher.
They were not when they went to Vera Cruz; they were Americans, every one of them, and with no difference in their Americanism because of the stock from which they came.
Minnesota was arrested at Vera Cruz while ashore in uniform to obtain the ship's mail, and was for a time thrown into jail.
And the people of Vera Cruz, who feared the Americans and despised the Americans, are going to get a very different taste in their mouths about the whole thing when the boys of the Navy and the Army come away.
In 1682, the year Cabrera finished the fort ravelin, there were a dozen or so pirate craft operating in the Bahama Channel, and they took a number of Spanish prizes, including the St. Augustine frigate on its way to Vera Cruz for the subsidy.
That disgruntled doctor was captured on his way to Havana by the pirates, who had already seized the supply ship from Vera Cruz.
Out of it also came hire for mules that carried baggage from Mexico City to Vera Cruz--baggage for soldiers recruited for Florida.
It was a ship from Vera Cruz, bringing a supply of flour from New Spain to feed the poverty-stricken soldiers and settlers in Spanish Florida.
Every year many ships are loaded at the wharves of Vera Cruz with limes and hammocks, silver and copper, which they carry to the United States and other countries.
Few people live in the low country around Vera Cruz except Indians and half-castes.
He and his men landed at a place to which the Spaniards gave the name of Vera Cruz, or "True Cross.
The marines, just as swiftly and quietly as if they were on their way to Hayti, Santo Domingo, Vera Cruz, or Nicaragua, had departed.
Lieutenant-Colonel Neville's marines were the first ashore at Vera Cruz in April, 1914.
This plane," Vera went on, "can be used to serve the ultimate cause of restoring world order.
For her own part, Eva had lunged for Veraand her purse, to neutralize the Walther she carried.
Vance watched in dismay as Vera Karanova stumbled backward, her dark eyes uncomprehending.
She waited till Vera Karanova disappeared into the elevator and then she turned back, flashing a thin smile at her new bodyguard.
Vera couldn't know the tall pilot in the middle, the one being helped along by Tanzan Mino's musclemen, was Michael.
Vera was aware an Uzi had been part of their deal for the limo, but maybe that fact had momentarily slipped her mind, what with all the important things she had to think about.
Vera Karanova was always a prominent presence at Western trade shows.
No," Vera said, staying her hand, "I will open it myself.
We are all wasting time," Vera declared finally, rising.
Maybe if she could stall Veralong enough, whatever he was involved in would start to happen.
He had been governor of Guatemala, and when he had barely become acquainted with Cuban conditions, was appointed governor of Vera Cruz.
They were to apprehend the governor and his supporters, and take them as prisoners to Vera Cruz on the Admiral's ship.
Gastaneta was at that time in Vera Cruz and Martinez alone carried off the victory over the British forces which after a blockade of a month had to retire.
He also had the Barlovento (weather-side) fleet removed from the port of Vera Cruz to that of Havana.
The armory of Vera Cruz having been removed to Havana, there was great activity in military circles, and D.
In the year 1770 there were exported to Vera Cruz more than five arrobas of wax.
Valdes says he was Tenente-Rey in 1738, assumed the functions of provisional governorship at the death of Fuentes, and upon the arrival of the newly appointed governor, was sent to Vera Cruz as Brigadier General.
This was originally the sixth merindad of Navarre, a kingdom which extended into Spain as far as the Ebro, from Garde and Cortes on the one side to Vera and Viana on the other.
In this vera sapientia philosophiae, he follows Aristotle closely, save where orthodoxy compels deviation.
Since my recovery I have been diligently seeking to learn something of the line of steamers destined to touch periodically at Vera Cruz and Tampico.
Alabama will make trips at intervals of about 20 days from that place to Vera Cruz.
This was for a line between this city and Vera Cruz.
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