10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PLOUGHWRIGHT»
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ploughwright dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
ploughwright et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
'Am I talking to Thomas Ploughwright?' asked Sir Charles. 'Yes, it is and do you
know what day this is?' said Commissioner Ploughwright irritated. 'Yes, I do know
what day it is, but I am telephoning you to let you know that someone has tried ...
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Shadow of the Great Owl: Book 2 of the Comancheria Series
Forrest Ploughwright was a large black man who resembled a huge shipping
trunk: well made, but a little beaten up here and there from being used so often
on long trips. He had just returned from a trip to Africa. Roland showed him the
gas ...
B. Ray Mize, Ray B. Mize,
2004
It turns out we don't have to make up a story at all, because Mrs. Ploughwright,
the research librarian, is more than happy to help us. “If you'll tell me what you're
interested in, I'll find the materials for you,” she says as sweetly as can be.
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Quitclaim from Robert Ebson of Hambledon, Buckinghamshire ...
For messuage in West Street, Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire.
Robert Ebson (of Hambledon.), Cicely Ebson (of Hambledon.), William Smyth (laborer.),
1598
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
ploughwright. (plou'rit),. «. One. who makes and repairs plows. Ploughwrite,
oartwrlght, knacker, and smith. Turner, Husbandry, Corn Harvest. ploy1 (ploi), n. [
Abbr. ot employ.] 1. Employment. — 2. A harmless frolic ; a merrymaking. [Scotch.
] ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
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The Book of Illustrious Mechanics of Europe and AMerica: ...
The young labourer possessed an observing mind, and a perseverance seldom
met with. His first endeavours were the laughing-stock of his companions. But
Grange^ struggled h gainst all difficulties. Finding no ploughwright to put his new
ns ...
Edouard Foucaud, John Frost,
1847
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Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England
... report that "the manufacture even of the commoner implements has already, to
a great extent, passed out of the hands of the village ploughwright and
hedgeside carpenter and become transferred to makers possessed of great
intelligence, ...
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A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
CHARRIER, sm. bucking-cloth, wash-cloth. CHARROI, sm. carriage, wagonage.
CHARRON, sm. wheelwright, ploughwright. CHARRONNAQE. sm. wheelwright's
work, ploughwright's work. CHARROYER, va. to cart, to carry. CHARROYEUR ...
Alexander G. Collot,
1856
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Collot's French-English and English-French Dictionary: ...
Cl-IARRIER, am. bucking-cloth, wash-cloth. Cl-IARROI, am. carriage, wagonage.
CHARRON, am. wheclwright, ploughwright. CHARRONNAGE. am. wheelwright's
work, ploughwright's work. CHARROYER, va. to cart, to carry. CHARROYEUR ...
Ploughwright turned his head slightly and regarded the man on the throne. He
was obviously in earnest—he was always so drearily in earnest. “Very well, it will
be as you say.” The man on the throne made a gesture, permitting him to leave.