Lifford

/ ˈlɪfərd /

noun

"Not now, when you have a holiday from Mr. Lifford," returned Bessie.

She was standing beneath the walls, and within the precincts of, Lifford gaol.

It is navigable for vessels of large burden to this place, and thence by lighters of fifty tons as far as Lifford.

He is the child of the house, and my uncle and Mr. Lifford don't feel complete without him.

"'Tis really astonishing," said Benjamin Lifford, the Quaker.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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