Wilbraham

[ wil-bruh-ham ]

noun

1. a city in SW Massachusetts.

Example Sentences

In 1604, it was granted to Sir Roger Wilbraham for his life.

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She heard him wandering over the house and calling in divers tones upon Mr Wilbraham.

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But Mr Wilbraham did not come, the explanation doubtless being that he was mad.

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If Wilbraham wanted to keep his old shanty to himself, he shouldn't send out invitations.

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He was Mr Wilbraham's agent, he collected the rent, and it was his duty to guard his mother from unpleasantness.

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