Words and phrases that have a meaning related to traherne: (122 results)
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Also try:diggory, bramah, andrewes, blench, macneice, prizeman, cobbing, godward, le gallienne, gilliver, scard, binchy, springall, firbank, dowle, cullis, spary, dodkin, jodrell, ennew, kinchin, de la warr, macdowell, valure, ettle, flotow, drabble, bentinck, bewick, viscountess, walach, galsworthy, riant, strachey, smeath, cranage, rounce, lipmann, doeg, whiskin, trudgen, henryson, honeybun, andre gide, davys, percy bysshe shelley, congreve, keats, casaubon, algate, sprunt, forsyte, macinnes, crowdy, tradescant, tucket, woollcott, coverley, marryat, simone weil, gozzard, moshesh, otoole, leavis, thring, copplestone, coombe, ackroyd, sillitoe, shorthand typist, vivers, lytton strachey, standage, brieger, tacca, newcomen, de la mare, wycherley, thym, killigrew, outwin, swinnerton, vergette, watercolourist, howel, isherwood, wheen, harle, farness, bonetta, dombey, van doren, sarton, furnivall, comtesse, maclachlan, mortmain, hulme, meacock, sitwell, pargeter, southey, carlyle, chalice, cult, eucharist, pietism, sect, vaughan, adept, alchemists, alchemy, amulet, angelico, annunciation, apocalypse, ascetic, attar, aureole, babylon, betrothal, blake
— Adjectives for traherne: mystic, century, small, anglican, mystical
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