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Usage examples of ala.

The undefeated hosts of Tlapallan, the terrible disciplined array that conquered the irregular scattered tribes of Alata and stole the best lands in a continent!

Today we remember the Lord of the Wind and how his magic aided us all, both you of Alata and we Romans shipwrecked upon your shores.

Gulf Stream caught it and hurried it on, away from Alata, away from his homeland and away from the island of death.

In order that they might still continue to live and enjoy life as fully as possible, an island off the coast of Alata was set apart for them.

He motioned furtively to the Abenaki, in the almost universal sign language common to all nations of polyglot Alata, that he was to keep silent.

Remembering tomb mounds of Alata, in the valley of the Onion, and the traps set there for robbers, he felt his way step by cautious step.

Gwalchmai to tell the King of Alata, so that if the worst should come this tiny remnant of the people Merlin and King Arthur had striven so hard to protect might in the end be able to take ship and find a refuge across the sea.

Surely, with such tremendous power and influence, he might be the man to inform of the existence of Alata and so be discharged of his mission at last.

East, called a Crusade, to the certain benefits available in the West, which knowledge about the twin continents of Alata and Atala only he could impart to the man who gave imperious orders to Kings and Emperors.

Perhaps he would like to be sovereign over Alata if the Christians of Europe do not want it.

Christian Emperor to help him to return to Alata and to accept the country as a part of a holy realm.

Beyond that tossing waste of water he knew Alata lay and although he realized that the centuries of his life had brought inevitable change, he was filled with such a longing for the land of his birth that it seemed his heart would burst.

Finally, in despair, he bluntly brought up the subject of Alata, Merlin, and his own mission.

He could send colonists to this land of Alata, to take and hold it for the glory of Our Lord.

He seemed no nearer than ever to accomplishing his impossible mission of turning over the continent of Alata to a Christian monarch.