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Lessingham is a
village and a
civil parish in the
English county of Norfolk. The
civil parish also
includes the
village of
Eccles on Sea and the hamlet...
- Jane
Lessingham bought it but soon died. The
modern house was
constructed in for
Elizabeth Cornelisen, who had
bought the site from
Lessingham's executors...
- Jane
Lessingham née
Hemet (1738 or 1739 –- 13
March 1783) (married name Jane Stott) was a
stage actress from 1756 to 1782.
Lessingham predominately performed...
- home of Paul
Lessingham, a
member of the
House of Commons, to
steal the
letters from the
drawer in his desk. When Holt
encounters Lessingham, he is to say...
- into the
North Sea. The po****tion is
included in the
civil parish of
Lessingham. The
placename Eccles comes from the
Latin ecclesia meaning church, and...
- villains. He
notes that none of the protagonists, with the
exception of
Lessingham,
comes across as "entirely admirable". All the
books contain a romantic...
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character of
Lessingham is an
unknown quantity, with a
strong character of his own, but the
reader is kept
uncertain over what
impact Lessingham can have...
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Lessingham Priory was a
priory in Norfolk,
England established in 1090. Very
little in
known about it, and
there are no
physical remains. Pevsner, Nikolaus;...
- and
decorous depictions of Ophelia's
madness and ****uality. From Mrs
Lessingham in 1772 to Mary
Catherine Bolton,
playing opposite John
Kemble in 1813...
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Earth and in Zimiamvia. The
Earth sections focus on the
romance of
Edward Lessingham and his wife Mary. The
Zimiamvian sections describe King Mezentius, described...
