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Leyland

[ ley-luhnd ]

noun

  1. a town in Lancashire, N England.


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On Thursday, Leyland fled her home after a photographer snapped her photo from behind her garden fence.

Had it been police officers [who harassed Leyland] there would be an IPCC enquiry.

He never forgave Leyland, though, at one moment, Leyland was prepared to pay the whole sum if Whistler would leave the house.

Leyland told Val Prinsep that Whistler nearly cried over the drawing of the legs.

Mrs. Leyland remembered days when, at the end of the pose, the portrait looked as if it needed only a few hours' work.

Mrs. Huth wears the black velvet Mrs. Leyland wanted to wear, and the background is black of wonderful, luminous, intense depth.

Leyland, who had sanctioned only the retouching of the leather, could restrain himself no longer.

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