Worksop

/ ˈwɜːksɒp /

noun

One night as they were passing over Worksop forest, the party arrived at a toll-bar that was closed.

Just after the train passed Worksop, Peace asked for one of the bags.

Richard Cobden's only son was at Worksop, a bright, handsome boy.

Next to Worksop Abbey, almost demolished; the church has a double flat tower entire, and a pretty gate.

Near Worksop grew an Oak, which, in respect both to its own dignity and the dignity of its situation, deserves honourable mention.

April 24, 2024gallimaufry

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