- of
Osterode am Harz, with po****tions in
brackets (as of 1 July 2012):
Dorste (1,650) Düna (140) Förste (2,000)
Freiheit (2,100)
Katzenstein (1,200) Lasfelde...
- By the
early 1970s, she
married (changing her name to
Marguerite Ganser Dorste),
worked for
NYNEX in
Valley Stream, New York, and died of
breast cancer...
- from his book The
Canterbury Tales wrote: "Ther was no man, for peril,
dorste hym touche. A
Sheffeld thwitel baar he in his hose.
Round was his face,...
- was despeyred; in despair; no
thyng nothing dorste dared he he seye say He was despeyred; {no thyng}
dorste he seye He was {in despair};
nothing dared...
-
Lichtenstein Cave,
discovered in 1972, is an
archaeological cave site near
Dorste,
Lower Saxony,
Germany with a
length of 115 m (377 ft). The
skeletal remains...
-
kilometres west of the Harz. It
flows in that
direction through Osterode-
Dorste before entering the westward-flowing
Rhume between the
villages of Berka [de]...
- blade. A joly
poppere baar he in his pouche; Ther was no man, for peril,
dorste hym touche. A
Sheffeld thwitel baar he in his hose.
Round was his face,...
- 1931b-1943) [...] Mod Þryðo wæg,
fremu folces cwen,
firen ondrysne. Nænig þæt
dorste deor geneþan swæsra gesiða,
nefne sinfrea, þæt hire an dæges
eagum starede;...
- north,
Osterode am Harz to the east-northeast, Ührde to the
southeast and
Dorste to the south-southwest; it
belongs entirely to the
Osterode borough, the...
- gi-onsta *ginohta thū
konstes mohtes skoldes wisses ēhtes *dohtes *(gi)
dorstes *far-monstes
thorftes mōstes *gi-onstes *ginohtes wī/gī/sia
konstun mohtun...
