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beldame

A beldam is found to sit below it.

There are two of us still to find, and the beldam is already angry with you for uncovering me.'

The priest turned just as a bosomy beldam smacked into him, lips first.

George Beldam came from a cricketing family of Huguenot refugees.

Say nothing, for the beldam might be listen- ing!'

The proceedings were written up by Joseph Beldam.

They spend the time merrily,but during that time they are being watched by the beldam.

Thanks to Beldam's careful collection of information, Parliament was forced to end the apprenticeship system in 1838, three years early.

Am I, a beldam of threescore years and more, to be cozened by the veriest, most innocent child?

But the beldam foresaw the difficulty.

"You always were a tart-tongued beldam.

Beldam LJ reviewed the authorities and stated that deciding whether the defence applied involved answering two questions.

After this final liberation of slaves in the British colonies, Beldam became involved in international efforts to end slavery everywhere.

Van Gelder's housekeeper, a charming old beldam who's lost her broomstick, dresses like that.'

The Odiham & Alton teams include players called Beldam and Wells.

'Fool,' said I, 'it was the officers she feared; and at any rate why does that beldam still dare to pollute the island with her presence?

In upholding the conviction for murder, Beldam LJ.

Richard Beldam was the Chairman of Centaur Grain.

The items with attributes such a mask, beldam and dolls have been located in these works, they drag the viewers into special psychology mode without mercy.

They wash the photos and chandran comments that the beldam's look is so weird and raja also asserts it.

Announcing the recommendations, Lord Justice Beldam, its chairman, said hacking was 'far from being a youthful prank' and caused serious consequences.

If Geldard, 60, represents older farmers bucking economic trends, Charlie Beldam is surely the face of the younger farmer.

Afraid of the Beldam claiming another child, she did not allow Wybie to enter it, nor allow any tenants with children to rent the apartments.

Had Pyrrhus not fallen by a beldam's hand in Argos or Julius Caesar not been knifed to death.

Similar renovation work was completed in Bene't Court above the Eagle pub in the 1990s along with the creation of the Robert Beldam building.

One is an old beldame who has nearly lost her wits, and can be made to understand nothing.

"You must give it to the mattern," said the beldame.

"I have a curiosity to hear my fortune told: therefore, Sam, order the beldame forward."

Due to her success, track officials weighted Beldame so heavily she won only twice at the age of four.

The beldame straightened before her mistress, head bent in submission.

Only five fillies were entered in the Beldame, but it looked like the most competitive race of the day.

Bill and I had been married three weeks before, the day after she won the Beldame Stakes.

The beldame's lip quivered, but she sat up straighter, lifting her chin.

"Beldame," the Queen said, "take this eloquently-spoken young man back to your house and see that all his needs are attended to.

Kadarin's deep exasperation could be felt by all of us- stubborn, superstitious old beldame!

Too suddenly confronted by a Masterbard's empathy that owned power to bind her into change, the beldame looked away.

This sort of nonsense does no one any good, and invites exploitation by what Zellaby calls "the beldame underground".

"She would go into a race like the Beldame, and come out stronger than she went in," Brennan said.

Discomfited by the beldame's evil glance, Jinesse looked in vain for a place to sit down.

A slender, dandified lad sauntered over after the beldame had whisked away.

There she was, a grey elderly beldame, with her wicked puck-like ears, aware and suspicious, not five yards off.

A beldame doth linger by the roadside yon, hawking hot chestnuts!

When Beldame was three, she won twelve of her fourteen starts, earning the championship of her division.

Her mother was more free and less particular; a troublesome and ugly-tempered beldame, but furnished with a wit above the common."

The door was thrown back to show a fat beldame with a robe gathered round her, whose hand trembled slightly with palsy.

"I doubt not 'tis a poor beldame who found her friends had died, and none still living in her village gave her welcome," Kelly said.

Hast thou naught else to do, but thou must needs torment a poor old beldame?"

"My Prime," the beldame opened, while the grimy hem of her skirt fluttered to her terrified trembling.

The beldame addressed Rodvard; "Now you use your knife on the lock to show where it was picked, then leave it.

In the darkness, she meets three ghost children, each from a different era, who had let the beldame (the Other Mother) sew buttons in their eyes.