Thorald

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“On our seafaring voyage of good fortune,” Thorald recited, “I will bring a fearsome sword, three sharp needles, and a haunch of elk, well-browned and juicy.”

Raven Speak Diane Lee Wilson 2010
“On our seafaring voyage of good fortune,” Thorald recited, “I will bring a fearsome sword, three sharp needles, and a haunch of elk, well-browned and juicy.”

Raven Speak Diane Lee Wilson 2010
“On our seafaring voyage of good fortune,” Thorald recited, “I will bring a fearsome sword, three sharp needles, and a haunch of elk, well-browned and juicy.”

Raven Speak Diane Lee Wilson 2010
“On our seafaring voyage of good fortune,” Thorald recited, “I will bring a fearsome sword, three sharp needles, and a haunch of elk, well-browned and juicy.”

Raven Speak Diane Lee Wilson 2010
"Don't apologize -- read your telegrams!" said Lady Hesketh; "dear me! dear me! if they take you two away and leave Thorald, I shall -- I shall yawn!"

Lorraine A romance 1899
Thorald might feel bound to follow his example; to which Lady

Lorraine A romance 1899
Alphus, son of Thorald, a little while before the Conquest.

The Cathedral Church of York Bell's Cathedrals: A Description of Its Fabric and A Brief History of the Archi-Episcopal See 1896
'Twas on the day -- when Thorald, [290] rich and grave.

The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Volume 2 Alexander Pope 1716