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...governor of thete provinces for the emperor Albert, having ordered him, under pain of death, to shoot at an apple placed on the head of one of his children, he httd the dexterity, though the distance wa» very considerable, to strike it off without hitting the...

...William Tell, an illustrious Swiss patriot, refusing to take notice of the hat, the tyrant ordeicd him on pain of death, to fhoot at an apple placed on the...of his children ; he had the dexterity, though the distance was considerable, to strike it off without hitting the child. Grisler perceiving that he had...

...governow>f these provinces for the emperor Albert, having ordered him, under pain of death, to shoot at an apple placed on the head of one of his children ; he had the dexterity, though the distance wai very considerable, to strike it off without hittiug the child. The tyrant, perceiving...

...Swiss patriot, refusing to take notice of the hat, the tyrant ordered him, on pain of death, to shoot at an apple placed on the head of one of his children. He had the dexterity, though the distance was considerable, to strike it off without hitting the child. . Gessler perceiving that he...

...Swiss patriot, refusing to take notice of the hat, the tyrant ordered him, on pain of death, to shoot at an apple placed on the head of one of his children. He had the dexterity, though the distance was considerable, to strike it off without hitting the child. Gessler, perceiving that he...