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Guld

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(gŭld)
n.1.A flower. See Gold.


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``We have lots of repairs going on right now,'' said Pauline Guld, a receptionist for Delta Air Conditioning and Heating Service in Burbank.
Being a client in Switzerland is rather like being a paying guest in a castle: so long as you obey the rules and pay the bill, your presence wil be amicably tolerated, but you are not to bring the establishment into disrepute, and you are not to forget that an unbridgeable guld separates you from the proprietor.
At daybreak, the Guld becomes a whitish haze, and we churn across it as if through a giant bowl of milk.
 
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