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Some of these objects are composed of very characteristic materials; take, for example, one of the more recent arrivals, known as the Rowton siderite.
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"Little Daisy Meredith didn't have no mo 'idee o' harm than that mockin'-bird o 'Rowton's
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I have tentatively pushed from time-to-time for the roads around the Plumcroft block plus Rowton Rd to be made one way.
Is anyone there? 2006
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Beatrice, the daughter of Richard Adeney of Rowton, a village near High Encall, the Lord Newport's seat, in the same county.
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Perhaps the best advertisement for the Rowton Houses is the fact that they are always full to overflowing.
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As a last hope Paddy suggested trying a Rowton House; by the rules they would not let us in before seven, but we might slip in unnoticed.
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The Rowton Houses are splendid buildings, and the only objection to them is the strict discipline, with rules against cooking, card-playing, etc.
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The best are the Rowton Houses, where the charge is a shilling, for which you get a cubicle to yourself, and the use of excellent bathrooms.
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We walked up to the magnificent doorway (the Rowton Houses really are magnificent) and very casually, trying to look like regular lodgers, began to stroll in.
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Some measure to establish Rowton Houses for Women has been before the London
The Convert 1907
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