Dowden

[ doud-n ]

noun

1. Edward, 1843–1913, Irish critic and poet.

Example Sentences

The chief noises were women's shrill cries, men's laughter, Susan's stays and pattens, Olly Dowden's "heu-heu-heu!"

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The turf-cutter seized old Olly Dowden, and, somewhat more gently, poussetted with her likewise.

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Byrons renunciation of this token of friendship is ignored by Professor Dowden in his life of Shelley.

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A bright fire was shining from the hearth, and two women were bustling about, one of whom was Olly Dowden.

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From our first arrival in Dublin, my father had brought me from time to time to see Edward Dowden.

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