By the 13th century, the place was completely abandoned, prey to pillagers, many of its proudly carved stones burned into lime.
42.
They regularly compete with pillagers searching for valuable World War II memorabilia such as buttons, pins, ammunition, and even gold teeth.
43.
The day after the battle, the " Cass County Pioneer " published a letter by the Pillagers which said the following,
44.
Gunfire from the Pillagers became less frequent after this point; however, some would take occasional shots throughout the rest of the day.
45.
Gorton says the situation reflects the unfairness of the environmental movement's repeated castigation of him as a raper and pillager of Mother Earth.
46.
Described as " a delicate balance of strength and sensitivity ", she is introduced as a cocky young woman from a clan of pillagers.
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One of the dams was built on Leech Lake flooding parts of the Pillager reservation and causing the displacement of villages and ruining the soil.
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Yet once they take their herbaceous plunder underground, the pillagers become gentle farmers, using the leafy matter to cultivate vast gardens of blooming fungi.
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"Who wants to put their money in a country where the president is the chief pillager of private property ? " he asked.
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One summer they plundered in Denmark where they met another pillager, King Gudl�g of H�logaland ( a province in Norway ) with whom they fought.
