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... . I am quite prepared to find , in a few years ' time , that the word will be solely applied in this latter meaning . The swim- Although in the " British army , " it would 4 [ 8th S. XI . JAN . 2 , '97 . NOTES AND QUERIES .
... . I am quite prepared to find , in a few years ' time , that the word will be solely applied in this latter meaning . The swim- Although in the " British army , " it would 4 [ 8th S. XI . JAN . 2 , '97 . NOTES AND QUERIES .
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... meaning as Flet . There is also Flit , Saxon for battle - strife , and Fleot , the tide - Fleotston , the town up to which the tide comes . Again , there is Flux , a flowing - Fluxton ; and also Fleax or Flex , meaning flax - Flaxton ...
... meaning as Flet . There is also Flit , Saxon for battle - strife , and Fleot , the tide - Fleotston , the town up to which the tide comes . Again , there is Flux , a flowing - Fluxton ; and also Fleax or Flex , meaning flax - Flaxton ...
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... meaning of these words in a Scottish deed of the above date ? The Rev. Mr. McGregor Stirling , minister of Port of Monteith , in his book upon the district , gives the following , p . 71 , as a note among the Gartmore papers : - * The ...
... meaning of these words in a Scottish deed of the above date ? The Rev. Mr. McGregor Stirling , minister of Port of Monteith , in his book upon the district , gives the following , p . 71 , as a note among the Gartmore papers : - * The ...
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... meaning is " Fear God . " The words are part of a motto once highly popular in Cornwall : " Owna Dew , parthy an Matern , ha cara guz contrevogion " : " Fear God , honour the King , and love your neighbours . " Town Hall , Cardiff ...
... meaning is " Fear God . " The words are part of a motto once highly popular in Cornwall : " Owna Dew , parthy an Matern , ha cara guz contrevogion " : " Fear God , honour the King , and love your neighbours . " Town Hall , Cardiff ...
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... meaning , and included the Irish , though formerly used as opposed to them . Thus British became applicable in the eyes of foreigners to all these countries , but without any " lawful or legal authority of the British themselves ...
... meaning , and included the Irish , though formerly used as opposed to them . Thus British became applicable in the eyes of foreigners to all these countries , but without any " lawful or legal authority of the British themselves ...
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