Cobham
[kob-uh m]
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noun
Sir John. Oldcastle, Sir John.
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Contemporary Examples of cobham
A source told the Daily Mirror, “Brooklyn and Jack went down to Cobham together and are good mates.”
Historical Examples of cobham
The only drawback to the Cobham visits were the "dear, dear boys!"
A Writer's Recollections (In Two Volumes), Volume IIMrs. Humphry Ward
The Major himself; but not for him, but for the other that's up at Cobham.
BarringtonCharles James Lever
To be sure he might come by the river; there's water enough now for the Cobham barge.
BarringtonCharles James Lever
In 1576 Cobham gave up the rooms, and More was seeking a tenant.
Shakespearean PlayhousesJoseph Quincy Adams
John of Cobham, and other which that them lust to assocye to them.
Cobham
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