Blagdon

Just after our anniversary, J, who was Chairman of the Bath International Music Festival, had been asked to interview Susan Chilcott where she lived, in a village called Blagdon, not far from Bath and Bristol.

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Just after our anniversary, J, who was Chairman of the Bath International Music Festival, had been asked to interview Susan Chilcott where she lived, in a village called Blagdon, not far from Bath and Bristol.

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Then it was the favorite resort of Americans; and although I was learning the phrases in Blagdon as fast as I could, I still found English by far the most agreeable means of communication for everything beyond an appeal to the waiter for more wood or a clean towel.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 50, December, 1861 Various

Her own mind was made up from the first; even to going through any number of awful scenes with Blagdon.

It, and Other Stories Gouverneur Morris 1914

A terrific war with Germany gives _Blagdon_ opportunity to win various distinctions, and _Marjory Corfe_ affords him ample justification for falling in love; but although I grant, even in the face of that preface, that _Blagdon_ is not completely a puppet, he is used mainly to emphasize his creator's ideas.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 146, February 4, 1914 Various 1898

Rector of Blagdon, Somerset, and Prebendary of Wells.

A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature 1853

"A scientist could explain this," Blagdon once said.

Chicago Reader 2010

Blagdon reportedly realized the "healing machines" were pretty, but he never intended them to be viewed as art.

Chicago Reader 2010

An eighth-grade dropout and former hobo, Blagdon constructed more than 600 assemblages between 1956 and 1984 in a shed on his farm in

Chicago Reader 2010

The time in the car was scary for him, said Blagdon.

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