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St. Thomas

noun

  1. an island in the Virgin Islands of the U.S., in the E West Indies. 32 sq. mi. (83 sq. km).
  2. a city in SE Ontario, in S Canada.
  3. former name of Charlotte Amalie.


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The St. Thomas gathering happened around 2005, according to Krauss.

“Those who agreed with part of your protest got the message the 1st day,” tweeted Clay St. Thomas, a local actor and radio host.

Amber Barnett, a law student at University of St. Thomas, said afterward that she was shocked by the boos.

Of St Thomas's, in the vicinity, only the tower (15th century) remains of the old structures.

Mrs. Dickson was absent, gone to stay with some friends at St. Thomas, and the servants did not know when she would return.

They were an entirely different type of people from the black imps of St. Thomas.

But these natives of Martinique were altogether different from the blacks of St. Thomas.

The Kaisers subjects talk fair enough, but they unquestionably want St. Thomas—and who knows?

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