A New Guide to the English Tongue: In Five PartsS. Babcock, 1840 |
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... worth A bel Ba la Bland ford Brom ley Ac ton Bal doc Bol ton Broms wick Ad am Bal tic Bos ton Brom yard Ag bridge Bamp tom Bos ' worth Bos ' worth Ag nes Ban gor Bots ham Brough ton Bru ton Al ban Ban sted Boul ness Bryn ton Ales ham ...
... worth A bel Ba la Bland ford Brom ley Ac ton Bal doc Bol ton Broms wick Ad am Bal tic Bos ton Brom yard Ag bridge Bamp tom Bos ' worth Bos ' worth Ag nes Ban gor Bots ham Brough ton Bru ton Al ban Ban sted Boul ness Bryn ton Ales ham ...
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... worth Han ly Horn by Kil dare Leon ard Len ox Han mere Han nah Horn don Kil ham Leo ' pold Horn sey Kins bridge ... worth Kir ton Lis bon Has tings I la Knap dale Long ford Hat field Ips wich Knottes ford Long land Ha vant Hayls ham Ire ...
... worth Han ly Horn by Kil dare Leon ard Len ox Han mere Han nah Horn don Kil ham Leo ' pold Horn sey Kins bridge ... worth Kir ton Lis bon Has tings I la Knap dale Long ford Hat field Ips wich Knottes ford Long land Ha vant Hayls ham Ire ...
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... worth Ris bo rough Roch es ter Rock ing ham Ros ' com mon Mic kle ton Rot ter dam Ken ches ter Mid dle burgh Roth er ham Ken ' il worth Mid dle sex Roth er hithe Ken sing ton Mid dle ham Mid dle ton Mid dle wich Ket ter ing Kir ming ton ...
... worth Ris bo rough Roch es ter Rock ing ham Ros ' com mon Mic kle ton Rot ter dam Ken ches ter Mid dle burgh Roth er ham Ken ' il worth Mid dle sex Roth er hithe Ken sing ton Mid dle ham Mid dle ton Mid dle wich Ket ter ing Kir ming ton ...
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