Parts of Lindsey
Britishnoun
Example Sentences
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One of the most important parts of Lindsey’s treatment was the support she had from her family.
From Washington Times
Then appeared Skill the skilful, and Ellis the sprawler, before a bench of "Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the parts of Lindsey," in the Moothall of Gainsborough; where the justices acted with sense and discernment, and dismissed the sprawler's suit, saddling him with costs.
From Project Gutenberg
It was at the very time,—for History is notoriously fond of synchronisms for her greatest events,—witness Mycale and Plat�a, fought and won on the self-same day,—it was at the very time that Papineau and the Canadian rebels took up swords and guns to resist Sir John Colborne and the English troops,—that the old women of Stow, in the parts of Lindsey, took up eggs to pelt the parish parson!
From Project Gutenberg
Once on a time, in the parts of Lindsey, there lived a wise woman.
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