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The Univeristy of Texas prof, Anne Beamish, is an architectural professor and it makes a lot of sense that she would use Second Life.
September 2004 2004
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The Univeristy of Texas prof, Anne Beamish, is an architectural professor and it makes a lot of sense that she would use Second Life.
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The name Beamish actually occurs as that of village in Durham, the earlier form of which points Old French origin, from beau mes, Lat. bellum mansum, a fair manse, i.e. dwelling.
The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley 1909
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Otherwise it would be tempting to derive the surname Beamish from Ger, böhmisch, earlier behmisch, Bohemian.
The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley 1909
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To Beamish aka poor mans Guiness aka Bennytoon aka Bennytw&t - what a shame you got spanked by manure - after you were 2 up.
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It was something for an attorney, such as Beamish, to interpret, and Fairchild reached for the age-yellowed envelope to return the papers to their resting place.
The Cross-Cut Courtney Ryley Cooper 1913
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He fled, repeating his tale, that he had seen 'Beamish's Duchess,' and Chloe attending her, at an assignation in the South Grove, where a gentleman, unknown to the Wells, presented himself to the adventurous ladies, and they walked together -- a tale ending with nods.
Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith George Meredith 1868
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He fled, repeating his tale, that he had seen 'Beamish's Duchess,' and Chloe attending her, at an assignation in the South Grove, where a gentleman, unknown to the Wells, presented himself to the adventurous ladies, and they walked together -- a tale ending with nods.
The Tale of Chloe George Meredith 1868
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He fled, repeating his tale, that he had seen 'Beamish's Duchess,' and Chloe attending her, at an assignation in the South Grove, where a gentleman, unknown to the Wells, presented himself to the adventurous ladies, and they walked together -- a tale ending with nods.
Complete Short Works of George Meredith George Meredith 1868
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