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The Plymouth Cloak: Sedley, Kate: 9780002324168 - Amazon.com
Protecting a royal messenger who carries a crucial secret letter, Roger the Chapman begins a two days of dangerous adventure, and realizes that he must learn ... www.amazon.com
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PLYMOUTH CLOAK Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of PLYMOUTH CLOAK is staff, cudgel. www.merriam-webster.com
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The Plymouth Cloak (Roger the chapman, #2) - Goodreads
This is the second mystery in the Roger the Chapman series and is set in 1473 when the Earl of Oxford was trying to forment unrest against King Edward's rule. www.goodreads.com
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Plymouth cloak
† Plymouth cloak Obs. slang. A cudgel or staff, carried by one who walked in cuerpo, and thus facetiously assumed to take the place of a cloak. (For the reason of the name, see quot. a 1661.)1608 Dekker 2nd Pt. Honest Wh. iii. ii, Shall I walke in a Plimouth Cloake, (that's to say) like a rogue, in ... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Plymouth Cloak - Goldsboro Books
Roger the Chapman, commanded to escort a king's messenger carrying a vital dispatch abroad his ship in Plymouth, is appalled to find the messenger murdered ... goldsborobooks.com
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The Plymouth Cloak: The Second Tale of Roger the Chapman
Underdown's unsavory past has earned him many enemies, so Roger arms himself with a stout cudgel, known as a ``Plymouth cloak.'' Although his dislike of ... www.publishersweekly.com
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The Pilgrim Progress
Behind comes the Governor, in a long robe; beside him on the right hand comes the preacher with his cloak on, and on the left hand, the captain with his side arms and cloak on and with a small cane in his hand; and so they march in good order, and each sets his arms down near him. wikipedia.org
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Plymouth cloak, n. meanings, etymology and more
This word is now obsolete. It is last recorded around the 1850s. See meaning & use. Where does the noun Plymouth cloak come from? Earliest known use. www.oed.com
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The Plymouth Cloak by Kate Sedley 1994 Harper Mystery ... - eBay
The Plymouth Cloak by Kate Sedley 1994 Harper Mystery Paperback Period Adventure. VooDooZombie Video (2883). 100% positive feedback. $7.99. www.ebay.com
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The Plymouth Cloak: An unputdownable thriller full of suspense
When the messenger is murdered with Roger's own cudgel – a Plymouth cloak – he is appalled to find himself the chief suspect in a world of double-dealing, sin ... www.barnesandnoble.com
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The Plymouth Cloak (Roger the Chapman, #2) - Goodreads
Protecting a royal messenger who carries a crucial secret letter, Roger the Chapman begins a two days of dangerous adventure. www.goodreads.com
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The Plymouth Cloak (1992) by Kate Sedley
Arriving in Plymouth, followed at every turn by shadowy figures, Roger and Underwood find themselves awaiting Underwood's ship. Alas, he will ... classicmystery.blog
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Plymouth
Plymouth (ˈplɪməθ) [Name of a city in Devon.] 1. a. Applied to the first hard-paste porcelain to be made in England, by a method patented in 1768 by W. Cookworthy of Plymouth (subsequently of Bristol: see Bristol 2 b).1816 W. Burt Rev. Mercantile State Plymouth xvi. 174 The substance serving as a ba... Oxford English Dictionary
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Zadie Xa
Xa's work is also in the holdings of the permanent collection at The Box, Plymouth (previously the Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery). Both acquisitions were donated to The Box Plymouth (previously the Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery), located in Plymouth, Devon, UK, to be part of wikipedia.org
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cloak
▪ I. cloak, n. (kləʊk) Forms: 3–9 cloke, (5–6 clooke, 6 clocke, Sc. cloik, 6–7 clok, 7 cloack), 6–7 cloake, 6– cloak. [a. OF. cloke (13th c. in Littré), cloque, cloche:—med.L. cloca, clocca, cape worn by horsemen and travellers, the same word as cloke, cloche, bell, so called from its shape. Cloak i... Oxford English Dictionary
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