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The upper part of this [ Cordwainer ] street towards Cheap was called Hosier Lane , of hosiers dwelling there in place of shoemakers ; but now those hosiers being worn out by men of other trades , as the hosiers had worn out the ...
The upper part of this [ Cordwainer ] street towards Cheap was called Hosier Lane , of hosiers dwelling there in place of shoemakers ; but now those hosiers being worn out by men of other trades , as the hosiers had worn out the ...
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We speak of a breadth of anything as a " breed , " and the small , irregular corners of ploughed fields are called " gares " ; a small wood is a " rush " ; the wide , straggling fences so good for game , and now so rare , are called ...
We speak of a breadth of anything as a " breed , " and the small , irregular corners of ploughed fields are called " gares " ; a small wood is a " rush " ; the wide , straggling fences so good for game , and now so rare , are called ...
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A pony is a Galloway , perhaps from the county of that name ; a hedgehog is a " pricky otchin , " the " hedgepig " of Shakespeare ; and the little gentleman in velvet is not called mole , but mouldiewarp , " and is far more wide awake ...
A pony is a Galloway , perhaps from the county of that name ; a hedgehog is a " pricky otchin , " the " hedgepig " of Shakespeare ; and the little gentleman in velvet is not called mole , but mouldiewarp , " and is far more wide awake ...
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