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Lowndes

[ loundz ]

noun

  1. William Thomas, 1798–1843, English bibliographer.


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An engineer could design a special system to work in those conditions, but that would cost upward of $10,000 per household — more than half the median annual income for Lowndes residents.

He wrote, or there was written, under this name, various other works not noticed by Lowndes.

Liden, and not a reprint, but a translation from the French, which Lowndes says was "considerably altered and enlarged."

Mrs. Lowndes says she loves to have him come, because he reminds her so much of Mr. Lowndes—'Roger,' she calls him.

He was much displeased with the course things were taking, he spoke with a good deal of severity to Sally Lowndes.

Bettina had looked out Lowndes Square on our faded map of London.

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