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flowering plant in the
family Apiaceae known by the
common name
lanceleaf thorow-wax. It is
native to the
Mediterranean Basin and it is
known elsewhere,...
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alternatively The Tale of the
Noble Kynge Arthure That Was
Emperoure Hymself thorow Dygnyté of His
Hondys (Caxton's Book V, Vinaver's The Tale of the Noble...
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Henry VII is
reputed to have said: our
realme wald
receive na
damage thair thorow, for in that
caise Ingland wald not
accress unto Scotland, bot Scotland...
- long, with a Ring of Wyre in the top of his Rod, for his Line to
runne thorow:
within two foot of the
bottome of the Rod
there was a hole made, for to...
- hard usage, marriage, and
wonderful variety of fortune. IV. His
travels thorow the island, and
description of its situation, product, manufactures, commodities...
- Grubbs. The
results were
released on five CD's:
Thiefth (featuring the
poems Thorow and Melville's Marginalia),
Songs of the
Labadie Tract,
Frolic Architecture...
-
secretary to the Lord
Deputy of Ireland. In his 1617 work An
itinerary thorow Twelve Dominions,
Moryson describes the "wild Irish", and in this case their...
- (L)
Caldbergh Gill (R) Ulfer's Gill (L)
Little Gill (R)
Humph Gill (R)
Thorow Gill (R)
Griff (L)
Great Gill (R)
Cullen Gill (L)
Sandy **** (R) Lead Up...
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Contayning the
Voyages ... Made by
Ancient Kings, ... and Others, to and
thorow the
Remoter Parts of the
Knowne World, etc. London: W.
Stansby for H. Fetherstone...
- hare's-ear
Bupleurum tenuissimum Small hare's-ear
Bupleurum baldense False thorow-wax
Bupleurum subovatum *
Honewort Trinia glauca Wild
celery Apium graveolens...
