Repton

/ ˈrɛptən /

noun

ReptonHumphry17521818MEnglishTECHNOLOGY: gardener Humphry . 1752–1818, English landscape gardener

Never had my faithful Moreau-Repton responded to my impatience with such ardor and regularity.

Olive Repton, the pet and darling of nearly the whole of the upper school, was making the others scream with laughter.

At Repton St. Guthlac had a shrine, where was a wonder-working bell, a grand specific for the headache.

Repton Church, however, has one treasure, but this is almost hidden underground.

That, replied Mr. Repton, I must leave to your more practised sagacity.

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