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Boadicea

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Bo·ad·i·ce·a  (bd--s)
See Boudicca.

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But of all the picture's admirers who stood before it, I believe I was the only one who longed for Boadicea to stalk from her frame, bringing me corned-beef hash with poached egg.
Indeed, that Cowper is remembered at all is due more to his shorter poems such as Boadicea and The Wreck of the Royal George, and chiefly, perhaps, to John Gilpin, which in its own way is a treasure that we would not be without.
Rochester exactly; and whether she won't look like Queen Boadicea, leaning back against those purple cushions.
 
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