Hovey

[ huhv-ee ]

noun

1. Richard, 1864–1900, U.S. poet.

Example Sentences

Then he bethought himself of a rule for johnny-cakes which Hovey had written out for him.

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The new grape was introduced in the spring of 1854 by Hovey & Co., of Boston.

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About half the poems in this volume are by Mr. Richard Hovey, whose name appears on the title-page with that of Mr. Carman.

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I have just seen yours complaining of the appointment of Hovey and Osterhaus.

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During the year and a half of her arduous labors, she received from the Hovey Committee $12 a week.

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