He began to question me closely about Tottenham Court Road and
Gower Street.
John
Gower. 'The Vision Concerning Piers the Plowman.' Wiclif and the Lollard Bible, about 1380.
The grave
Gower, announcing in advance a sermon of several hours, begged him to be seated, and to the murmur of his wise talk, his head leaning on the window frame, the child slept peacefully.
There is the articled clerk, who has paid a premium, and is an attorney in perspective, who runs a tailor's bill, receives invitations to parties, knows a family in
Gower Street, and another in Tavistock Square; who goes out of town every long vacation to see his father, who keeps live horses innumerable; and who is, in short, the very aristocrat of clerks.
You'll come,
Gower, and you, Mansel, and you, Scanlan, and the two Willabys."
Maureen, who owns the same picture, named her brother-inlaw Cyril
Gower and his brothers.
TAKING its name from the winds that sweep across
Gower bringing fog and rain and turning the tourist hot-spot into a glowering wilderness, The South Westerlies is a kaleidoscopic collection of short stories taking the reader into the lives and minds of the area's inhabitants.
Telford's St Georges Partnership organised The Sand Sea and Sun event at the
Gower centre.
Lumiansky, was a study of narrative technique in John
Gower's Confessio Amantis.
Meindl translated Wickert's 1953 Studien zu John
Gower in a small run from a coterie press, and here undertakes a second translation in order to make her important study of John
Gower's (1325-1408) Latin and English poetry available to more English readers.
If you had a "mewse" (rabbit run) in your back garden, call scarecrows "bubbacks", think a worm should be called an "angletouch or talk of "inklemakers" (busy people), then you can claim a link to a centuries-old
Gower dialect.
The unbeaten 20-year-old oozed class as he dismantled Leon
Gower, breaking the powerful Burton fighter's spirit with ramrod jabs, then introducing wicked, whiplash hooks to sap his strength.
