Reval

[ rey-vahl ]

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noun

Reval

/ ˈreːval /

Peter Ivanovich Jurgenson was born at Reval in 1836, and his childhood was spent in very poor and depressing circumstances.

Things came to such a pass that, in the spring of 1726, an English squadron was sent to the Baltic and cast anchor before Reval.

What did they do when the poor Turks that were taken prisoners when Plevna fell marched into Reval?

King Valdemar built the castle he had begun before he sailed home, and called it Reval, after one of the neighboring tribes.

I have been in the river half the night listening at the open stern-window of a Reval pink to every word they said.

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