Heber

[hee-ber]

noun

Reginald,1783–1826, British bishop and hymn writer.

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Contemporary Examples of heber

Heber, who was struck by a pellet round to his head, was not seriously injured.
California School Shooter Had a ‘Hit List’
Christine Pelisek
January 12, 2013
Some of those polygamous seamstresses may have grown up with Heber Holm.
Polygamy Tourism
Terry Greene Sterling
November 8, 2009

Historical Examples of heber

Frequent mention is made of Heber in the notes to the Waverley novels.
The Book-Hunter in London
William Roberts
Heber was satisfied only with eight libraries, and then he was hardly satisfied.
The Bibliotaph
Leon H. Vincent
The name of Heber suggests the thought that all men who buy books are not bibliophiles.
The Bibliotaph
Leon H. Vincent
They who observed him closely thought that he resembled Heber in certain ways.
The Bibliotaph
Leon H. Vincent
Heber is believed to have spent half a million dollars for books.
The Bibliotaph
Leon H. Vincent