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Orjust the dayThomas died? He accelerated erraticallyto seventy on the straight
at the top of the hill and wasgreatly relieved, after a couple of minutes, to arrive at
the staddlestone under the chestnut tree and find it empty.Brother Aldhelm had ...
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The Midland garner, a journal containing local notes from ...
C. E. Cuckoo-stone : Staddlestone. — Can any of your readers, versed in
geology, inform me what fossils they are which bear these local names? I
obtained the words from Turweston. The latter is very expressive, being applied
to a fossil ...
Banbury guardian, John R Wodhams, 1884
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The Wind off the Sea: A Novel of the Women Who Prevailed ...
staddlestone?' 'If that's what large stone mushrooms are called in Bexham, yes.
Its head has just rolled down to the gate, and its body is even now settling itself
into the hedge. Shall I call the police or will you?' Gloria threw her cigarette past ...
Ben informed us that this was old Smallbone, the shepherd of Staddlestone
Down, but added with a critical glance, "The old man aint got much o' a flock fo'
this market." Presently, upon the freely-moving wind there was borne a confused
...
John Devenish Hoppus, 1882
Sneaking behind one of the barns, she perched herself on a staddlestone and
unfastened the seal. Her eyes hungrily scanned the paper. Exeter, May, 1646 My
Life, So much has passed since this year dawned. I regret that I am not an ...
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The Chestnut Tree: A Novel of the Women of World War II
'I mean you mean a staddlestone?' 'If that's what large stone mushrooms are
called in Bexham, yes. Its head has just rolled down to the gate, and its body is
even now settling itself into the hedge. Shall I call the police or will you?' Gloria
threw ...
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A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
*Cap of a *staddlestone. 3.*Cope. ca racol, ca racole. See SPIRAL. Caramuel de
Lobkowitz, Juan (1606*82). Spanish-born architectural theorist. He saw
architecture as part of a vast system embracing all branches ofknowledge, and
his major ...
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Crossword Lists & Crossword Solver: Over 100,000 Potential ...
... SQUEAKY-CLEAN SQUEEZEBOXES SQUELCHINGLY SQUIRRELFISH
STADDLESTONE STAFF OFFICER STAGECOACHES STAGE-MANAGED
STAGE MANAGER STAGE WHISPER STAGGERINGLY STAGING POSTS
STAINABILITY ...
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The Autocar: A Journal Published in the Interests of the ...
«her thing adds character to the scene — the staddlestone. i have never been to
the Cotswolds it is possible you have seen a staddlestone; it looks like a huge
stone mushroom, two to four feet high. Originally farmers built haystacks яп, so
that ...
Henry Sturmey, H. Walter Staner, 1957
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Sir John Betjeman's guide to English parish churches
John Betjeman, Nigel Kerr. Waals, the Barnsleys and Christopher Whall, F. L.
Griggs and C. R. Ashbee. Their love of the native crafts of the county, though it
may have unwittingly inspired much arty craftiness of the aubretia and
staddlestone ...
John Betjeman, Nigel Kerr, 1993
