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helped spread the cost of
digging the
sough. Some
soughs include branches to
facilitate further drainage. Many
soughs were dug
throughout the 17th and 18th...
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Sough /sʌf/ is a hamlet, in Lancashire, England.
Sough is
located east of the main A56 road
between Earby and Kelbrook; it is in the area
known as West...
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Kelbrook and
Sough is a
civil parish in the
Pendle district of Lancashire, England. It has a po****tion of 1,008, and
contains the
village of Kelbrook...
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Breathy voice /ˈbrɛθi/ BRETH-ee (also
called murmured voice,
whispery voice,
soughing and susurration) is a
phonation in
which the
vocal folds vibrate, as they...
- has a long
history of lead mining.
Lathkill Dale and
Mandale mines and
soughs are a rare and well-preserved
example of
mining activity dating from the...
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century the
sough was
extended and
other levels were
driven to
connect new pits as they
became operational. Some pits had
their own
soughs. The
sough was extended...
- water. It
could be done by
hauling buckets of
water up the
shaft or to a
sough (a
tunnel driven into a hill to
drain a mine). In
either case, the water...
- enough, Hough, rough, shough,
slough (see below),
sough,
tough Rhymes with puff, stuff.
Clough and
sough are also
pronounced /aʊ/. /ɒf/ or /ɔːf/ cough, Gough...
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Retrieved 9
December 2022. Absolon, John (1940). "Taxi". WW2 People's War.
Sough, East England: BBC.
Retrieved 9
December 2022.
Golden times for
black cabs...
- mine), the
fires heating vast
quantities of water, p****ing
through these soughs or
adits becometh as hot as the bath at Bath".
Dudley describes two rival...
