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Old British
noun
- Brythonic as used before a.d. 800.
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It was a skeleton of a diplomatic outpost, rather symbolic of the old British Empire.
From The Daily Beast
It is not often that the old British Lion is so moved by anything as to roar and dance in his inexpressible delight.
From Project Gutenberg
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