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If you do that, in Perkin's world, you are anti-religion .... everything to the extreme with these right wingers.
05/14/2005 2005
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I smile at the thought of his being called handy, and I have to take a breath to stop myself crying out at the thought of his being called Perkin.
The White Queen Philippa Gregory 2009
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I smile at the thought of his being called handy, and I have to take a breath to stop myself crying out at the thought of his being called Perkin.
The White Queen Philippa Gregory 2009
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I smile at the thought of his being called handy, and I have to take a breath to stop myself crying out at the thought of his being called Perkin.
The White Queen Philippa Gregory 2009
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Richard, Duke of York, brother of King Edward V, was yet alive, not having been murdered in the Tower, as had been supposed; and a man called Perkin
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I think I should like to call you "Perkin," if you don't mind.
Peterkin Mrs. Molesworth 1880
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Dutch caricature of 'Perkin's Triumph' (1745), Charles is represented driving in a coach over the bodies of holders of Consols.
Pickle the Spy; Or, the Incognito of Prince Charles Andrew Lang 1878
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The Whig balladists retorted by describing the Tories as men who were engaged in trying to bring in "Perkin" from
A History of the Four Georges, Volume I (of 4) Justin McCarthy 1871
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Neil Perkin over at Only Dead Fishgave a presentation at theIMM conference in Surrey recently on the topic of the power of online communities.
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Neither her historical novel "Perkin Warbeck" (1830), nor her latest fiction, "Falkner" (1837), has much claim to remembrance; but "Lodore" (1835) is remarkable for being, as Professor Dowden was the first to discern, a veiled autobiography.
Biography in the DNB 2010
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