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Far from a macabre, horror-movie ambience, Gour described the exhumation as "magical."
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Far from a macabre, horror-movie ambience, Gour described the exhumation as "magical."
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In the form and direction of the horns, these famous wild white oxen seem to be living {2} representatives of the race whose bones are found in a fossil state in England and some parts of the Continent in the "diluvium" bone-caves, mixed with the bones of bears, hyenas, and other wild animals, now the cotemporaries of the Bos Gour, or Asiatic Ox, upon mountainous slopes of Western India.
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From Drocourt, just to the northwest of Douai, the line stretched for forty miles in a fairly straight line down through Vitryen-Artois, Villiers, Cagnocourt to Queant and Pronville, thence on to Boursies, Havrincourt, Gour
The Boy Allies with Haig in Flanders Or, the Fighting Canadians of Vimy Ridge
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The only evidence of records kept by the colonists is an abstract of "A Register book during the Goũmt of Saml Argall Esqr admiral, and for ye time present, prin - cipal Gour of Virga" in the year 1618.
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Cited from "No. 41A Register book during the Goumt. of Saml Argall Esqr admiral, & for ye time p'sent, principal Gour. of Virga.," a record not now known to be in existence.
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Malda to till the ground among the natives of the rich district around the ruined capital of Gour.
Life of William Carey George Smith 1876
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The ruins of the once famous city of Gour, a few miles distant, are now covered with jungle, and the buildings are fast disappearing, owing to the bricks being carried away to be used elsewhere.
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Gour, a ruler of the Sassanian dynasty in Persia, ten thousand minstrels, male and female, called _Luri_.
The Gypsies Charles Godfrey Leland 1863
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T.e following interesting particulars are taken from Mr.T. S. T.aill's paper on the Gour, in the 'Edinburgh Philosophical Journal,' October,
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