Use of the word devon in a sentence example

devon

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Lymington dates its importance from the grant of the town to Richard de Redvers, earl of Devon, in the reign of Henry I. [Please select]

_ =Devon Boys:= A Tale of the North Shore. [Please select]

"From Devon and Wales--most of them," said Jip--"The wind is coming that way." [Please select]

The captain had been a native of South Devon. [Please select]

Of this species only four occurrences recorded until recently--in Scilly Islands, Norfolk and Devon. [Please select]

Now, dogs of Devon, show your teeth, and hurrah for God and the Queen. [Please select]

"One day--thee was in Devon--one of the women was taken ill." [Please select]

He had many tales in the speech of North Devon to tell me. [Please select]

Howell, 1936:329): Cape Sheridan; Craig Harbor; Dundas Harbor, Devon Island. [Please select]

_ In the same year, at Crowndale by Tavistock in Devon, was born Francis Drake, greatest of sea-dogs and first of modern admirals. [Please select]

Home in June, Drake ran down to Tavistock in Devon; wooed, won, and married pretty Mary Newman, all within a month. [Please select]

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