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| It] is every bit as vicious as Pandemonium is | stately, a seven and a half minute explosion of indus |
| bungalows of old architectural style (with a | stately air) located on the road that were replaced b |
| d on the strings, before repeated in its more | stately and grand form. |
| the Casa Armstrong-Poventud is among the most | stately and elegant houses in Ponce. |
| It became a | stately and glamorous estate. |
| Greensboro is also the home to many | stately antebellum mansions. |
| "Corny-gie Hall", becomes the setting for the | stately appearance of a distinguished musicologist, m |
| rnamental or street tree due to its "massive, | stately appearance". |
| It grows on upright stems which give it a | stately appearance. |
| Above the | stately arcades is a clerestory of fluted lancets of |
| igures in the resistance against the forts of | stately authority in East-Frisia of the tom Brok fami |
| designed landscape offering beautiful vistas, | stately avenues, and a host of rare and exotic trees |
| es, with subsequent conversion of the land to | stately avenues, gardens, and upscale homes and busin |
| het is Latin for "prince" and alludes to "the | stately bearing of this palm and the majestic way it |
| Stately Bodies translated by Robert de Lucca and Dean | |
| north, while a small enclave of Springfield's | stately brick colonial homes and the town of Longmead |
| The | stately brick manor house, which is currently undergo |
| ian Nikolaus Pevsner described it as "quite a | stately building". |
| -trained Austrian architect who designed many | stately buildings and churches. |
| spital sits on a two hundred acre campus with | stately buildings in a country setting, in Dauphin Co |
| season the Lord Lieutenant lived in the less | stately but more private Viceregal Lodge in the Phoen |
| The historic estate, of which the | stately castle - Lulworth Castle - was residence to t |
| numerous street scenes as decoration for the | stately Chateau Frontenac as he was doing the same as |
| The | stately church of Dorchester Abbey, as it stands toda |
| rooms was also designed by William Kent, in a | stately classicising baroque manner. |
| The porches are supported with 8 | stately columns. |
| The | Stately Dactylorhiza (Dactylorhiza elata) is a specie |
| Much of the | stately decor dates from this period, as does a roof |
| For example, the Prelude, which opens with a | stately, deliberate, almost verbose introduction is f |
| he historic town's most prominent building, a | stately depot designed by noted architect Gilbert Sta |
| Stately Dutch Colonials dominate three blocks of King | |
| on a remarkable exodus which led them to the | stately East Sussex mansion of Lady Catherine Ashburn |
| This | stately edifice, however, burnt down in 1422. |
| With all the majesty and | stately elaboration and musical rhythm of Milton's fi |
| the Champion and then walk off the field in a | stately fashion for a drink." |
| By 1811 he was in command of the HMS | Stately, fighting at the defence of Cadiz, and led a |
| tto is grown as an ornamental for its robust, | stately form, drought tolerance, and hardiness to USD |
| died early in 1556-7, and was buried, with a | stately funeral, on 10 Feb. 1556-7 at St Dunstan-in-t |
| recreational mecca of elite country clubs and | stately golf courses. |
| This became the | stately Greek Revival structure that still stands at |
| It has a large village green, a church, a | stately hall occupied by local landowning baronet, a |
| The | stately home borrows styles of castle building from t |
| Christchurch Mansion is a | stately home within Christchurch Park on the edge of |
| The | stately home of Espido presents a rectangular floor, |
| Streatlam Castle was a Baroque | stately home located near the town of Barnard Castle |
| Cargill's Castle, a ruined | stately home above St Clair is not named for William |
| Abbey House is a ruined | stately home in the grounds of the also-ruined Ranton |
| Cranbury Park is a | stately home and country estate situated in the paris |
| Houghton Hall is a | stately home in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England |
| Mapledurham House is an Elizabethan | stately home located in the civil parish of Mapledurh |
| It was the first | stately home to open to the public, and also claims t |
| Easton Lodge was a Victorian Gothic style | stately home to the west of Great Dunmow, Essex in En |
| Wortley Hall is a | stately home in the small South Yorkshire village of |
| The school occupies a former | stately home in Culford Park, built in 1796 for the C |
| of England (1827) is the origin of the phrase | stately home in English. |
| around the country with which to rebuild his | stately home (now a hotel). |
| e north-east of the village is Iscoyd Hall, a | stately home with surrounding parkland which was buil |
| south east of Wakefield, a few miles from the | stately home and grounds of Nostell Priory. |
| gene, also known as the Kasteel d'Ursel) is a | stately home in Hingene in the municipality of Bornem |
| As Lord Ridgemere, owner of the | stately home where Delboy and Rodney dropped a chande |
| centre is Fountainstown house, an impressive | stately home built by Lord Fontaine in the 18th centu |
| suburb of Ashford, Kent in England, with its | stately home Godinton House on the outskirts. |
| The construction was based on the design of a | stately home to help dissociate the assumption at the |
| Bosworth Hall is a former | stately home which belonged to the once wealthy Dixie |
| Ballywalter Park is a | stately home on the outskirts of Ballywalter, which i |
| Capernwray Hall was built as a | stately home for George and Lucy Marton who was High |
| Stagenhoe is a Grade II listed | stately home and surrounding gardens located in the v |
| also share a connection with Kingston Lacy, a | stately home in Dorset where Webb supervised early wo |
| York House is an historic | stately home in Twickenham, England, and currently se |
| Although not the sort of | stately home usually associated with the National Tru |
| Mr. David Titlow, the undertaker, lived in a | stately home with a lake in front of it at Wyoming Av |
| Bishopthorpe Palace is a | stately home and historic house at Bishopthorpe south |
| Eastwell Park was an English | stately home in the civil parish of Eastwell, adjoini |
| , one of Britain's lost houses, was a British | stately home at Drayton Bassett, in the District of L |
| ch was built in 1964 and named after a nearby | stately home that was demolished in the same year. |
| She bequeathed her | stately home to become an old people's home and her o |
| doctor at Musgrave Hall in Northumberland, a | stately home which is also used as a hospital for a n |
| adjacent to Stratfield Saye House, the large | stately home that has been the home of the Dukes of W |
| . Michael & St Martin, and Eastleach House, a | stately home with a formal garden and extensive groun |
| A | stately home modeled on Neoclassical style, it was us |
| andowners in the area who lived in the nearby | stately home of Florence Court and a path meanders up |
| disappeared a year ago near Temple House, the | stately home of Lady Sylvia Marsh (Amanda Donohoe), i |
| he Wardrobe illuminates the garden of a minor | stately home next door to the main public house, 'The |
| Ypres, with its headquarters based in a large | stately home named Hooge Chateau, recently vacated by |
| es of the Dukes of Sutherland, who once had a | stately home at Trentham. |
| tation serving the village of Welburn and the | stately home at Castle Howard on the York to Scarboro |
| Each week, a reenactment of the murder at the | stately home Arlington Grange of a visiting guest was |
| Renaissance | stately home from the 16th century |
| Crathorne Hall, an Edwardian | stately home |
| The chapel of the | stately home dates from 1542. |
| The third | stately home is the one of Telleiro. |
| Nearby is the well-known small | stately home of Dalemain. |
| The Elizabethan | stately home Shaw House is located here. |
| How to Run a | Stately Home (published in 1971) |
| Eshton Hall, a | stately home now converted into apartments |
| Norgrove Court is a | stately home near Redditch in Eastern Worcestershire |
| The IRA militia burnt down their magnificent | stately home in 1921. |
| the outskirts of Compton is the 16th century | stately home Loseley Park. |
| Letton Hall is a | stately home located just outside the village of Ship |
| Renishaw Hall is a | stately home in Derbyshire, England which dates from |
| Castle (Dutch: Kasteel van Ingelmunster) is a | stately home in Ingelmunster, West Flanders, Belgium. |
| The palace was a copy of the English Baroque | stately home of Seaton Delaval Hall. |
| Nuthall Temple (now demolished) was the | stately home of the Holden family. |
| Other attractions include the Elizabethan | stately home Cuckfield Park, to the west of the villa |
| Aldworth is also the name of a | stately home in Blackdown, Sussex |
| Melford Hall is a | stately home in the village of Long Melford, Suffolk, |
| Worksop Manor is a | stately home in the Dukeries area of Nottinghamshire. |
| Barrells Hall is a small | stately home in the Warwickshire countyside near Henl |
| t known features of the village is the nearby | stately home, Eydon Hall, built in 1788. |
| ich included Bitterne Manor House and another | stately home, Peartree House. |
| hers were fitting a new heating system into a | stately home, and had to move some chandeliers. |
| e has not been much left of the castle, later | stately home, of Rauschenberg since it was destroyed |
| Glemham Hall is an Elizabethan | stately home, set in around 300 acres (1.2 km2) of pa |
| angwith Lodge, a fine pseudo Queen Anne style | stately home, now a Nursing Home. |
| wns of Washington and Chester-le-Street, is a | stately home, the ancestral seat of the Lambton famil |
| Longleat is an English | stately home, currently the seat of the Marquesses of |
| The | stately home, near the village centre has been the an |
| Hall Place is a former | stately home, today a Grade I listed building and Sch |
| Rathmore began as a | stately home, built by Belfast businessman Victor Coa |
| The Dieburg Museum, located in the Fechenbach | stately home, displays archeological findings. |
| Ragley Hall | stately home, the ancestral seat of the Marquess of H |
| aged on the lakeside lawn of the Alton Towers | stately home-cum-theme park. |
| sand in the grounds of Marston House a nearby | stately home. |
| Thames, and Mapledurham House, an Elizabethan | stately home. |
| refore forced to permit guided tours of their | stately home. |
| A road was built from the station to the | stately home. |
| front of the hill has always been filled with | stately homes and faces the Boston Common. |
| The hall is one of the many | stately homes in Britain associated with the Legend o |
| Along with the title he inherited eight | stately homes and 200,000 acres (809 km² or 80,900 ha |
| During World War I many of the | stately homes of England became Auxiliary Home Hospit |
| marketing consortium for nine of the foremost | stately homes in England. |
| ch has been associated with many mansions and | stately homes in England. |
| s made it more difficult to staff and operate | stately homes like The Farms, the Allertons moved to |
| wn as “The Dukeries” because of the number of | stately homes in the area. |
| Several | stately homes and NT properties are less than 30 minu |
| l, Nottinghamshire and Newstead Abbey are two | stately homes within the area. |
| The first line of the poem runs, "The | stately Homes of England". |
| he number of mansions, old country houses and | stately homes is a marked feature in Wiltshire. |
| Many of the | stately homes, commercial buildings, and schools in a |
| porary accounts, the household records of the | stately homes, and contemporary illustrations, includ |
| the Parish Church, and the whole streets and | stately homes. |
| centuries in the construction of churches and | stately homes. |
| rt Hotel that is a conversion of a terrace of | stately homes. |
| hermen from the medieval era were replaced by | stately homes. |
| h Sir Paul McCartney led McCartney to compose | Stately Horn, which the Michael Thompson Horn Quartet |
| ollaton Park is the area of parkland that the | stately house stands in. |
| As a boy, Radcliff lived in a huge, | stately house connected to the Pickaway County jail. |
| The last movement begins with a | stately introductory Allegro in duple meter followed |
| ldier in Elizabeth's armies, the queen sent a | stately letter of condolence to "my own dear crow", a |
| rk includes Whitworth Hall, a Grade II listed | stately mansion (the ancestral home of Bobby Shafto a |
| Nevertheless it is the | stately mansion from the film with its imperial stair |
| Grade II | stately mansion which is now a hotel is situated with |
| The city's architecture consists of many | stately mansions and elaborate fountains, carefully p |
| d on April 12, 1967 with a production of More | Stately Mansions starring Ingrid Bergman, Arthur Hill |
| off-Broadway production in New York (for More | Stately Mansions and Hedda Gabler), the East Flanders |
| rid Bergman in a production of O'Neill's More | Stately Mansions on Broadway in 1967. |
| Tall, | stately maple trees line three edges of the park and |
| His narrative too is lucid, and moves as a | stately march or royal triumph; the sequence of the f |
| ded, rambunctious humor missing from his more | stately movies". |
| Maple Glade is the | stately Neoclassical home built in 1905 for the princ |
| -acre (18,000 m2) site which features several | stately oak trees. |
| The median featured many old, | stately oak trees, a good number of which survived th |
| Patrick R. Cleburne Cemetery | Stately Oaks |
| It includes | Stately Oaks, separately listed on the NRHP. |
| g with other members of his family, beneath a | stately obelisk in Laurel Hill Cemetery. |
| Tensas Parish, Louisiana, including the most | stately of the antebellum mansions in the area, Frank |
| e mentioned as "the four kings of EMI sitting | stately on the floor." |
| ing to marry again, began the building of the | stately Overseale House around 1775. |
| he south one sees Kyu-ling (Skyid-gling), the | stately palace of the Nono on the other side of the r |
| inally a medieval castle but converted into a | stately palace, it was the family seat of the Dukes o |
| in all of Philadelphia, there are a number of | stately park-side homes in varying states of disrepai |
| All looks solid, | stately, perfect. |
| It is a beautifully manicured and | stately place for our honored soldiers who have given |
| was described by the author John Evelyn as "a | stately place...built out of the ruins of the Bishop' |
| tern to those who do not, and she resides in ' | stately places' (5.101). |
| collections of photography and film with the | stately pleasures of the Colonial Revival mansion and |
| s to Grand Duchy in 1581 had no effect on the | stately position. |
| as come down to us, Giolla Brighde's verse is | stately, precise and controlled and clearly the produ |
| atic introduction followed by a fast waltz, a | stately procession, an extended pas de deux, and a cl |
| , Daug, D6 -- both songs done in that simple, | stately procession. |
| albeit slightly less expensive than the more | stately properties north of Montana. |
| ., of Spargrove-a fine example of the ancient | stately puritan gentleman. |
| Stately Pursuits (1997) | |
| It formed part of the | stately quadrille in which the Great Powers of Europe |
| A | stately red brick structure, it stood on the corner o |
| Stately red deer are shy residents of the forest, but | |
| ounty Courthouse built in 1869 is an historic | stately redbrick Italianate style building located at |
| he entire lot and erected between 1816-1820 a | stately residence designed by architect Pehr Gransted |
| It was from this | stately residence that the Camden attorney Maud Robin |
| The most | stately room, "Cathedral Hall", is 280 feet long and |
| e colonel's experiments and inventions at his | stately seat at Charlton: his vineyard, the wine of w |
| Stately Secrets, (1994) | |
| lton, falling into a dream at Harwich, sees a | stately ship in the harbour called the Bowge of Court |
| The result, the home acquired a | stately stone structure, Wade Hall. |
| ra were lively and bouncy, not the smooth and | stately style seen in films. |
| The elegant, balanced and | stately style is unique in China's ancient Buddhist a |
| ) intervenes, and then the trumpets sound the | stately symphony to the final chorus ("O Lord, in The |
| e British composer Gustav Holst, based on the | stately theme from the middle section of the Jupiter |
| General Abel Douay is buried in a | stately tomb just outside Wissembourg together with m |
| The | stately tower, that looks ore pond and poole |
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