Blackmore
[blak-mawr, -mohr]
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noun
Richard Dodd·ridge [dod-rij] /ˈdɒd rɪdʒ/, 1825–1900, English novelist.
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That, Harte hints, is the achievement of scribblers like Blackmore (p. 12).
An Essay on Satire, Particularly on the DunciadWalter Harte
At that table Blackmore would have had the precedence of Gray.
Curiosities of Literature, Vol. 1 (of 3)Isaac D'Israeli
The reader sees that these two worthies can be none other than Arbuthnot and Blackmore.
A Book about DoctorsJohn Cordy Jeaffreson
The bard of Twickenham had of course a few ill words for Blackmore.
A Book about DoctorsJohn Cordy Jeaffreson
The tree has received literary honour in Blackmore's Christowell.
DartmoorArthur L. Salmon
Blackmore
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