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Belacqua (/ˈlaɪrə bəˈlɑːkwə/ LY-rə bə-LAH-kwə),
later known as Lyra
Silvertongue, is the
heroine of
Philip Pullman's
trilogy His Dark Materials. In His...
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James Montgomery (4
November 1771 – 30
April 1854) was a Scottish-born hymn writer, poet and editor, who
eventually settled in Sheffield. He was raised...
- to:
Silvertongue, the
third book in
Charlie Fletcher's
Stoneheart trilogy Silvertongue, the
lawyer in Hogarth's
prints Marriage à-la-mode
Silvertongue, a...
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United States. Two
additional tracks from the album, "Jungle Youth" and "
Silvertongue", were
released in the w****s
before the
release of the album. The band...
- ten
years after the
conclusion of the His Dark
Materials trilogy. Lyra
Silvertongue is now an adult. The
setting is a
world dominated by the Magisterium...
- the US.
Three additional tracks, "Titus Was Born", "Jungle Youth" and "
Silvertongue", were
released the w****s
preceding the
release of Home of the Strange...
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Production companies Universal Pictures MRC
Scholastic Entertainment Silvertongue Films Perfect World Pictures WingNut Films Distributed by
Universal Pictures...
- full
title in 1971
published by
Phillip Frazer. It was
published by
Silvertongues from 1974 to 1987 and by
nextmedia Pty Ltd,
Sydney until 2008. Notable...
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actually larger than
those in
surviving royal toilet services. The
lawyer Silvertongue is
lounging on the sofa, with his
shoes off and his feet up. He clearly...
- The
novel continues the
adventures of Lyra
Belacqua (now
known as Lyra
Silvertongue)
recounted in the
first novel,
Northern Lights, as she
investigates the...
