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William Wright (1829–1898),
better known by the pen name Dan De
Quille or Dan De
Quille, was an
American author, journalist, and humorist. He was best...
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anticoagulant poison baits over the island. The island, with the
adjacent islet of
Quille Rock, has been
identified as an
Important Bird Area (IBA) by
BirdLife International...
- The
Quille du
Diable (lit. "devil's skittle"; also
known as Tour St-Martin) is a peak of the
Diablerets m****if,
located on the
border of the muni****lities...
- Pleusard, Pleusart, Plousard, Ploussard, Plussart, Pulceau, Pulsar, Pulsard,
Quille de coq,
Raisin Perle and
Yurskii Zhemchug. The
white clone version of Poulsard...
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Kuilix (meaning "Red Shirt" or "Red One"), also
known as Kuiliy, Mary
Quille, and
Marie Quilax, was a
woman of the
Kalispel or Pend d'Oreilles in Montana...
- du Lot,
Plant Du Roi, Prechat, Pressac, Prunieral, Quercy,
Queue Rouge,
Quille De Coy, Romieu, Teinturin, Terranis, Vesparo.
Malbec World Day
Cahors wine...
- as tunnels, shafts, and buildings, as well as fuel for the mines. Dan De
Quille observed in 1876, "the
Comstock Lode may
truthfully be said to be the tomb...
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newspaper Territorial Enterprise,
working under a friend, the
writer Dan De
Quille.
Twain first used his pen name here on
February 3, 1863, when he
wrote a...
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Retrieved 2 May 2024. Lagneau,
Laurent (18
August 2024). "Fincantieri a posé la
quille du troisième Bâtiment
ravitailleur de
forces destiné à la
Marine nationale"...
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Middle French in the late 16th century. The
French word is a
diminutive of
quille "bowling pin",
itself a loan of
German kegel. Oakeshott,
Ewart (1 January...
