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L****ie is a
fictional female Rough Collie dog and is
featured in a 1938
short story by Eric
Knight that was
later expanded to a 1940 full-length novel...
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L****ie is an
American television series that
follows the
adventures of a
female Rough Collie dog
named L****ie and her companions, both
human and animal...
- "Wild
Mountain Thyme" (also
known as "Purple Heather" and "Will Ye Go,
L****ie, Go?") is a Scottish/Irish folk song. The
lyrics and
melody are a variant...
- This is a
complete list of
episodes of the
L****ie television series.
Created by
Robert Maxwell,
L****ie premiered on CBS on
September 12, 1954,
where it...
- Look up
L****ie or
l****ie in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
L****ie ("girl" in the
Scots language, from l****) is a
fictional female collie dog character...
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L****ie is a 2005
adventure comedy-drama film
based on Eric Knight's 1940
novel L****ie Come-Home
about the
profound bond
between Joe
Carraclough and his...
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L****ie Come Home is a 1943 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Technicolor feature film
starring Roddy McDowall and
canine actor Pal, in a
story about the
profound bond...
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L****ie, or
L****ie: Best
Friends are Forever, is a 1994
American adventure family film
directed by
Daniel Petrie,
starring Tom Guiry,
Helen Slater, Jon...
- The New
L****ie is an
American family drama series which aired in first-run
syndication from
September 8, 1989 to
February 15, 1992. The
series stars Will...
- and with
performances on
stage and in film. On two
television series,
L****ie and Lost in Space, she pla****
mother roles. She also portra**** Dr. Janet...
