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... for the materialls themselves I reduce them into two sorts ; one Naturall , of
which some are more familiarly known and named amongst us , as divers sorts of
Birds , fourefooted Beasts and Fishes , to whom I have given usual English
names .
... for the materialls themselves I reduce them into two sorts ; one Naturall , of
which some are more familiarly known and named amongst us , as divers sorts of
Birds , fourefooted Beasts and Fishes , to whom I have given usual English
names .
Page 52
In addition , Watkins found confirmation for the existence of leys in English
folklore and in place - names . The name ' ley ' is thus derived from the frequency
with which settlements with names containing this element occurred on the ...
In addition , Watkins found confirmation for the existence of leys in English
folklore and in place - names . The name ' ley ' is thus derived from the frequency
with which settlements with names containing this element occurred on the ...
Page 63
Names were still being scratched ; leaning stones were still being used as slides
by children ; the rats that lived on the picnic scraps were still burrowing under the
stones . No upright stones had actually fallen , but they certainly would and ...
Names were still being scratched ; leaning stones were still being used as slides
by children ; the rats that lived on the picnic scraps were still burrowing under the
stones . No upright stones had actually fallen , but they certainly would and ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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