- Look up
black-
e**** Susan or
black e**** susan in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Black-
e**** Susan may
refer to:
Rudbeckia hirta, a
member of the sunflower...
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Preakness is
sometimes referred to as "the race for the
black-
e**** Susans", no
black-
e**** Susan is ever used. In 1918, 26
horses entered the race, and...
- name '
Black-
e**** Susan' is
thought to have come from a
character that
figures in many
traditional ballads and songs. In the
Ballad of
Black-
e**** Susan by...
-
Black-
E**** Susan; or, All in the
Downs is a
comic play in
three acts by
Douglas Jerrold. The
story concerns a
heroic sailor, William, who has been away...
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termed "The Run for the
Black-
E**** Susans"
because a
blanket of
Viking Poms, a
variety of
chrysanthemums resembling black-
e**** Susans, is
traditionally placed...
- colt Sir Barton. The
Black-
E**** Susan was
given graded stakes race
status in 1973. Twenty-three
fillies that won The
Black-
E**** Susan went on to be named...
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Eichelberger wrote the play
Saint Joan for
Black-
E**** Susan following Ludlam's
death in 1987.
Black-
E**** Susan performed in
numerous productions at La MaMa...
- disc in
black,
brown shades of green, and in-between tones,
giving rise to
their familiar common names of
coneflowers and
black-
e****-
susans. All are...
- 1980. ISBN 978-0-385-14878-8. OCLC 5726621.
Black-
e**** Susans/Midnight Birds :
stories by and
about Black women. New York:
Anchor Books. 1990. ISBN 978-0-385-26015-2...
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alata is
often known as
black-
e**** Susan vine or just
black-
e**** Susan (not to be
confused with
other flowers called black-
e**** Susan).
Orange clockvine is...
