Tweeddale

[ tweed-deyl ]

noun

1. Peebles.

Tweeddale

/ ˈtwiːdˌdeɪl /

noun

1. See Peeblesshire
   another name for Peeblesshire

Example Sentences

If such was the policy of Tweeddale, it was, for the moment, eminently successful.

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The swelling heights were brown and bare, like those of Tweeddale; and there the blackcock may still, I believe, be found.

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We were in a moorland district in Tweeddale, rejoicing in the country, after nine months of the High School.

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The grave of Merlin is pointed out at Drummelziar, in Tweeddale, beneath an aged thorn-tree.

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He summoned his levies to assemble at Roxburgh for Whitsuntide and, a fortnight before that time, appeared in person in Tweeddale.

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