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Examples
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When you two are together, do you call her Mary Rose? "
For The Roses Garwood, Julie 1995
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The Mary Rose is the only example we have, but in all likelihood she was not a fluke.
Archaic terminology in historical fiction Carla 2006
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Towards the end of his career, Hitchcock frequently mentioned an unproduced 1964 film called Mary Rose whenever he was asked about his professional regrets.
mental_floss Blog 2010
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London, Nov 18: Academics have found that the ship known as Mary Rose may have been sunk by a cannonball shot by a French warship in 1545.
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They went to "Mary Rose" with some girl cousins of Barry's, two jolly girls from Girton.
Dangerous Ages Rose Macaulay 1919
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The Mary Rose was the pride of Henry VIII’s navy, up until the moment in capsized and sank during a battle with the French in 1545.
Nunc Scio » Blog Archive » The spectacularly obvious reason why the Mary Rose sank 2008
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"I've always been called Mary Rose for as long as I can remember, madam.
For The Roses Garwood, Julie 1995
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The heartbreaking Peter Pan and the mysterious Mary Rose both take place on islands, which for Barrie were transformative places.
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The heartbreaking Peter Pan and the mysterious Mary Rose both take place on islands, which for Barrie were transformative places.
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BREAUX, Mary Rose, 85, of Hollywood, a business owner, died June 3 at St. Mary's Nursing Center.
fbharjo commented on the word Mary Rose
English warship named after Henry VIII's youngest sister
October 23, 2010