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Marie Meyer (January 17, 1899 – May 24, 1956),
later Marie Meyer Fower, was an
American barnstorming pilot who ran the
Marie Meyer Flying Circus in the...
- Gong
farmer (also gongfermor, gongfermour, gong-fayer, gong-
fower or gong scourer) was a term that
entered use in
Tudor England to
describe someone who...
- Astologaster, by Sir John Melton. The 1640
Theatrum Botani****
mentions a "
fower-leafed or
purple gr****e" that was kept in
gardens because it was "good for...
- "Mary Hamilton", or "The
Fower Maries" ("The Four Marys"), is a
common name for a well-known sixteenth-century
ballad from
Scotland based on an apparently...
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English digits as code words, with 3, 4, 5 and 9
being pronounced tree,
fower (rhymes with lower), fife and niner. The
digit 3 is
specified as tree so...
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others ... London:
Imprinted for H. Fetherston. The
original imprint was "In
fower parts, each
containing five bookes." All four
volumes are
hosted online...
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Riding Yorkshire one two
three fower five six
seven eight nine ten (e)leven
twelve Scots ane ae* een twa trey
three fower five seks sax
seiven aicht nine...
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Intermedios del
Barroco Hispanico, 1580-1680 1993 -
Matthew Locke,
Consort of
Fower Parts 1650-1660 Oct. 1994 -
consort music by
Purcell (Astrée Auvidis) 1998...
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equally stressed, with the
exceptions of the
unstressed second syllables of
fower, seven, niner, hundred.
After WWII, the
major work in
producing a better...
- (Going up), "Gyaun Doun" /ɡʲɑːn dun/ (Going down), "atween
fleers een an
fower" /əˈtwin fliːrz in ən ˈfʌur/ (between
floors one and four). Also in 2006...
