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In civil and old English law, the right of drawing water.
He later went on to marry his old English teacher from high school in 1922.
You never know when your old English professor is stopping by.
It looked like the study out of an old English manor house.
It had also been written using the old English system of measurement.
It has an old English charm and a very modern feel as well.
Old English teachers rarely get calls while out at restaurants.
The old English textbooks were black and white, with few illustrations.
They show old English countryside before the coming of modernization.
Which is one of the oldest English medium school in the region.
Is it like what we do in Old English or not?
"Old English houses are full of such objects," she said.
The old English herbalists, you know, are a very interesting study.
Later he added "mere" an old English word for a lake.
Oh, well, the old English sense of humor-takes a while for people to get used to it.
The look is that of a sage old English gentleman at his club.
As the man spoke, he used less and less of the old English.
It was a hotel until 1968, and featured an old English dining room.
He looked at her as if she were still speaking Old English.
She sat at the old English desk and got out her logbook.
It is the oldest English law still (partially) in force.
In old English the word "hop" is a type of valley.
In old English, a wold is a hill or piece of high ground.
It is an old English name, referring to the point where two rivers join.
The new restaurant was designed to resemble an old English inn.
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