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Lords and Ladies are
members of the peerage. The term may also
refer to:
Lords and Ladies (novel), a
Discworld novel by
Terry Pratchett Arum itali****...
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Lords and Ladies is a
fantasy novel by
British writer Terry Pratchett, the
fourteenth Discworld book. It was
originally published in 1992.[better source needed]...
- arum
and Italian lords-
and-
ladies. It is
native to the
British Isles and much of the
Mediterranean region, the Caucasus,
Canary Islands,
Madeira and northern...
- the
North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC), were
referred to as the
Lords and Ladies until 2022 when a new nickname, the Owls, was adopted. At
various points...
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powerful witch,
and is
reckoned to be more
powerful than the most well-known
witch on the Discworld,
Black Aliss.
Granny says in
Lords and Ladies that she "learned...
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novel by
Orange Cow Production, 26 minutes.
Lords and Ladies (2005): A fan
movie adaptation of
Lords and Ladies by
Almost No
Budget Films was
completed in...
- lamb-in-a-pulpit,
lords-
and-
ladies,
naked boys, snakeshead, starch-root,
and wake-robin. Many
names refer to the plant's appearance; "
lords-
and-
ladies"
and many other...
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Archived from the
original on 27
December 2008.
Retrieved 29
March 2009. "
Lords and Ladies". Co.uk.lspace.org.
Archived from the
original on 28
February 2007...
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flying on a broomstick). In
Lords and Ladies he is the b****eeper at
Lancre Castle,
and has a
special understanding of the
hives and their denizens.[1] Archived...
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sleeping quarters.
Within castles they are
often called the "
Lords'
and Ladies' Chamber" or the "Great Chamber". The word
solar has two possible...
