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Lindley

[ lind-lee, lin- ]

noun

  1. John, 1799–1865, English botanist.
  2. a male or female given name.


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General Lindley will be in immediate command of the operations as all troops engaged in the attack will be Territorials.

Dr. Lindley, certainly one of the most scientific of botanists, can scarcely find words to express his admiration of them.

It appears that De Wet retreated in the night, and went towards Lindley, which will complete the circle of the hunt.

The grammar in that book would give Lindley Murray convulsions, and the construction of the sentences drive Blair to a mad-house.

It was in one of these very bookstores that Freneau met Lindley Murray in the year after the peace was declared.

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