- in the
north to the
Pyrenees in the south. ****her east, it
survived in
Alsace and the
Netherlands until the 9th
century as the
marshlands in the latter...
- de prunelle[s] is
distilled from
fermented sloes in
regions such as the
Alsace. Wine made from
fermented sloes is made in Britain, and in
Germany and other...
- His
mother was from
Dornum in East Frisia, and his
father was a
native of
Alsace and
worked as a tailor.
Gummo was the
first of his
brothers to make his...
-
finely crushed gl**** is
mixed with a
binding material, such as a
mixture of
gum arabic and water, and
often with
colorants and enamels. The
resultant paste...
-
Declaration of
Independence to
people in attendance.
Rubin then "blew
giant gum bubbles while his co-witnesses
taunted the
committee with **** salutes."...
- "Section de Statistique."
There the
pieces were
carefully ****ed
together and
gummed. By this
means it was
ascertained that,
since 1892,
certain secret information...
- derivatives, flour,
gum arabic, guar
gum derivatives, tamarind,
sodium alginate,
sodium polyacrylate,
gum Senegal and
gum tragacanth,
British gum or
dextrin and...
- gingerbread), and
baked potatoes.
Christmas markets are
traditional in
Alsace, France, and most of the
towns there have
their local Christmas market....
-
consonant or
after a
nasal vowel /s/ sacre, estime, penser,
instituer /z/
Alsace, transat,
transiter Ø Island, mesdames, mesdemoiselles,
Descartes (also...
- great-great-grandparents,
Moritz and
Magdalena Welk,
emigrated in 1808 from
Germanophone Alsace-Lorraine to Ukraine. The
family lived on a
homestead that is now a tourist...
