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... present writer in an article contributed to Namn og Bygd.1 Duignan explains Featherstone , Staffs . , earliest form Feotherstan , as containing the rare personal name F'eader ( = Father ) and stan , hence presumably ' Feader's boundary ...
... present writer in an article contributed to Namn og Bygd.1 Duignan explains Featherstone , Staffs . , earliest form Feotherstan , as containing the rare personal name F'eader ( = Father ) and stan , hence presumably ' Feader's boundary ...
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... present day could be definitely fixed . As the records As the records are made year after year the gradual change of the language could be traced . The effect of the alleged ever - present smile of the Cockney ought to show itself very ...
... present day could be definitely fixed . As the records As the records are made year after year the gradual change of the language could be traced . The effect of the alleged ever - present smile of the Cockney ought to show itself very ...
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... present earth . The prophecy has always to do with the earthly future of the nation and the further course of world - history in general . But as the centuries passed and the face of the world changed , even the most ardent Jewish ...
... present earth . The prophecy has always to do with the earthly future of the nation and the further course of world - history in general . But as the centuries passed and the face of the world changed , even the most ardent Jewish ...
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