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- noun Plural form of
Cambrian .
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The culls could start within weeks after the completion of a Government report into the role that bloggers play in spreading the ideals of Welsh nationalism among Cambrians.
Archive 2009-08-01 2009
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The culls could start within weeks after the completion of a Government report into the role that bloggers play in spreading the ideals of Welsh nationalism among Cambrians.
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They tried to pretend they were Cambrians, but we knew they were not.
Violet Eyes DEBBIE VIGUIË 2010
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Several Cambrians ran to assist Violet and Prince Richard, and Richard directed them into the maze to fetch the Lorian king and his daughter.
Violet Eyes DEBBIE VIGUIË 2010
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They tried to pretend they were Cambrians, but we knew they were not.
Violet Eyes DEBBIE VIGUIË 2010
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Several Cambrians ran to assist Violet and Prince Richard, and Richard directed them into the maze to fetch the Lorian king and his daughter.
Violet Eyes DEBBIE VIGUIË 2010
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They were taller and bulkier than the Cambrians, and were speaking a dissonant English jargon.
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There is a great eloge upon the Cambrians, but whether Mr. Campbell would be flattered with it I am not sure.
George Selwyn: His Letters and His Life Helen [Editor] Clergue
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The fair Cambrians, in short, played very respectable knives and forks -- made no bones -- or rather nothing but bones -- of the chickens, and ate kippered salmon like Catholics.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 54, No. 334, August 1843 Various
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The king describes himself as "Basileus dilecte insule Albionis," and as desirous of shewing his gratitude for the peace secured after conquering the Scots, Cambrians, and Britons by restoring decayed monasteries and establishing them under the
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