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Latimer

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Lat·i·mer  (lt-mr), Hugh 1485?-1555.
English prelate who refused to recant his Protestantism after the accession of Mary I, a Catholic, and was executed for heresy.
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Latimer seated himself opposite to me and we started off through Charing Cross and up the Shaftesbury Avenue.
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The other hunter, Latimer, a lean, Yankee-looking fellow with shrewd, narrow-slitted eyes, held otherwise, held that the seal pup was born on the land for no other reason than that it could not swim, that its mother was compelled to teach it to swim as birds were compelled to teach their nestlings how to fly.
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