Blyth (bl , blth) A municipal borough of northeast England on the North Sea at the mouth of the Blyth River. It is an industrial center and a seaport. Population: 35,600. |
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| In the good town of Blyth there lived a stout tanner, celebrated far and near for feats of strength and many tough bouts at wrestling and the quarterstaff. My purpose was to have dined to-day at Blyth or Doncaster; but nothing matters greatly. |
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