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Tarne

American  
[tahr-nee] / ˈtɑr ni /

noun

  1. (in theIliad ) Sardis.


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And now Sophie Tarne and her mother were staying for a few days longer at Maythorpe Farm after the funeral.

From Stories by English Authors: England by Thomas Hardy

"And if you can persuade them to go away—" began Mrs. Tarne; but her daughter had already disappeared, and was parleying through the keyhole with the strangers without.

From Stories by English Authors: England by Thomas Hardy

And then, amid the pause which followed, Sophie Tarne began a plaintive little ballad in a sweet, tremulous voice, which gathered strength as she proceeded.

From Stories by English Authors: England by Thomas Hardy

The maids were huddled in a heap together in a corner of the dairy, and refused to budge an inch, and Mrs. Tarne was shaking more than Mrs. Pemberthy.

From Stories by English Authors: England by Thomas Hardy

And Sophie Tarne ran to him and put her arms round his neck and burst into tears.

From Stories by English Authors: England by Thomas Hardy

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