Woodbridge

[ wood-brij ]

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noun

I went to a McCain rally in Woodbridge, Virginia on October 18.

As to Dr. Lankester, all Woodbridge was scandalized when it was announced that he was articled to a medical man.

Woodbridge then bore away the palm from the county capital, as the home of literature and poetry and romance.

In Woodbridge he married a niece of his old master, and went into partnership with her brother as corn and coal merchant.

To borrow an illustration of Professor Woodbridge's: A certain sound indicates to the mother that her baby needs attention.

I was to have been at Woodbridge before this: and your Letter only reached me here yesterday.

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