Days of Knaves and Roses
Tag: Whimsy
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ROWDIES / ROADIES / ROUNDERS
ROADIES / ROUNDERS / ROWDIES
ROUNDERS / ROWDIES / ROADIES
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yack-yack-yack
yack-yack
escape
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Reputation / Repertoire / Refinement
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generous / economical
guileless / cunning
open-minded / tolerant / spacey
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gently crystalline / hardness
interdisciplinary / cosmologies
distilling / silent lightly
Cocheco or Cochecho?
That is, one h or two? Even before we get to COCHECAW / COCHECOW amid a host of other Colonial spellings.
A 1771 map of New England has no Dover (settled in 1623) but Rochester and Durham, later offshoots, as well as the KOCHECKA RIVER.
Also, that map shows Cape Neddick, Maine, as Bald Point, and Winnipesauke Lake, the the north, as Winipissionket Pond.
There’s so much to untangle in such evidence.
The widely used one-h spelling, by the way, is traced to a clerk’s error in 1827 in the founding of the Cocheco Manufacturing Company, building on the cotton mills started in 1812 at the waterfalls downtown.
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rarely watch the telly
commercial end, no, specially
commercial end, rarely
watch the telly, no, specially
the telly, rarely the end
commercial, no, specially
when I hold the remote
changing channels, no