Landor

[lan-der, -dawr]

noun

Walter Savage,1775–1864, English poet and prose writer.

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Historical Examples of landor

He admitted he had taken a gold ring from Mr. Landor, which a soldier had taken from him.
In the Forbidden Land
Arnold Henry Savage Landor
In the afternoon of the 8th, Mr. Landor and his two men arrived.
In the Forbidden Land
Arnold Henry Savage Landor
Mr. Landor and Mansing were taken to Galshio three days later.
In the Forbidden Land
Arnold Henry Savage Landor
I kept Mr. Landor at Taklakot until the afternoon of the 11th September.
In the Forbidden Land
Arnold Henry Savage Landor
Next morning Mr. Landor and his two servants with two yaks arrived.
In the Forbidden Land
Arnold Henry Savage Landor

British Dictionary definitions for landor

Landor

noun

Walter Savage. 1775–1864, English poet, noted also for his prose works, including Imaginary Conversations (1824–29)

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