Coggan
[kog-uh n]
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noun
(Frederick) Donald,1909–2000, English clergyman: archbishop of Canterbury 1974–80.
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A faint "ting-ting" resounded from under Coggan's waistcoat.
Far from the Madding CrowdThomas Hardy
"I fancied we should know something to-day," continued Coggan.
Far from the Madding CrowdThomas Hardy
Coggan, you call yourself a man, and don't know better than this.
Far from the Madding CrowdThomas Hardy
"Joseph, I seed you squeezing close to the carriage," said Coggan, as they walked.
Far from the Madding CrowdThomas Hardy
"I'll see, sir," said Mrs. Coggan, and in a minute appeared in the room.
Far from the Madding CrowdThomas Hardy