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Arlanda International Airport (Stockholm, Sweden)
Association of Rehabilitation Nurses
Contemporary Examples
The trilogy starts with the rugged hero, arn Magnusson, in his homeland, Sweden, in 1150.
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Historical Examples
What possessed arn to place such a sprawling affair over his mantel?
Visionaries James Huneker
I shall expect to come in for a share of the honey, and I’m willing to ‘arn all I take.
Oak Openings James Fenimore Cooper
Just then Dr. arn entered and laughed when he saw the other struggling with the fan.
Visionaries James Huneker
And uplandish men will counterfete and likene them self to gentilmen and arn besy to speke frensshe for to be more sette by.
The Teaching and Cultivation of the French Language in England during Tudor and Stuart Times Kathleen Lambley
“So I had recourse to an ally—to the fan itself,” blandly added arn, as he poured out more wine.
Visionaries James Huneker
Your father he ‘d never rest in his grave, ef he thought his little Mercy was a havin’ to arn money for her livin’.
Mercy Philbrick’s Choice Helen Hunt Jackson
I’m ready and willing to work, boss, but I’m fit to arn thirty dollars, surely.
Old Man Savarin and Other Stories Edward William Thomson
Now he and alle his olde felawship put owt their fynnes, and arn ryght flygge and mery.
The Romance of Names Ernest Weekley
Wasn’t one side in pollitiks the same as another to an old woman like me, who only wants to ‘arn her bit and her sup?
The Landleaguers Anthony Trollope
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