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Перевод: weaver
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Тезаурус:
- - from Kabir, the Weaver
- Our traditional "Palatine Bitter" and "Weaver" brands have held their own in a market which is generally static, even in areas of high unemployment.
- The weaver shook his head but the messenger dared not leave his door till his master's errand had been fulfilled.
- Among the weaver birds polygyny occurs in territories within a colony but these do not include a foraging area because the birds forage in flocks away from the breeding location.
- The Anderton Lift, constructed in 1875 and reconstructed in 1908, on the Weaver Canal was, indeed, most spectacular - and still is - but not one whit more ingenious than the lift at Foxton.
- A Buckinghamshire village boy "liked best to go and stay" with a farming grandmother, finding a "special quiet" and "peace" about her; while a Yorkshire weaver's son who went to stay with his grandmother for several weeks "during family sickness" always kept the bond they made then - "religious, yet loving, although seemingly cold, perhaps I had a special bit of her love, for she corrected me with thrashing me."
- Among the hundreds of documents are letters to Leon from various places, correspondence with solicitors, agents and publishers, including Harriet Weaver, another great patron and friend.
- The remarkable vertical lift here, which transports boats between the Trent and Mersey Canal and the River Weaver about fifty feet below, is one of the wonders of the inland waterways and a unique piece of Victorian engineering; the only canal lift still in use in Britain.
- By MAURICE WEAVER
- There are records showing weavers, a tucker and a silk weaver in Cheltenham in 1608, although operations were almost certainly on a modest scale.
- "That's Pat, Pat Weaver.
- "They said that Kabir the weaver was favoured of God, and the crowds flocked round him for medicines and miracles.
- David Tinnion and Phil Weaver have produced a video called Breakthrough 2000 outlining their scheme.
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