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Meanings of James Hogg in English
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hogg Synonyms
Examples for "Hogg"
Examples for "Hogg"
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And in fact Hogg has distant familial links with the aforementioned Best.
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Golly, it's been nearly a decade since I last met Joanna Hogg.
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Jaime was more interested in what Hogg had to say of wolves.
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Neither of them dared to ask Sylvius Hogg to open the letter.
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Just before he turned down to the river he passed Samuel Hogg.
Usage of James Hogg in English
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See letter to Duke of Buccleuch on James Hogg at p. 40.
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Underrated: The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner by James Hogg.
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Compare the following lyric on the same subject by James Hogg:
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The name of James Hogg became known all over Scotland.
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Note that Shelley, Wordsworth, and James Hogg have all written poems about the skylark.
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Fudge, fudge, Mr. Campbell, did you ever visit James Hogg?
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Lockhart, James Hogg, and, for a time, William Maginn.
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One dark night James Hogg was on the hilltop with a flock of seven hundred lambs.
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When James Hogg was a boy, his parents were too poor to send him to school.
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Will Laidlaw had employed James Hogg, as shepherd.
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Memorials of James Hogg, by M.G.
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After the discontinuance of Murray's business connection with Blackwood, described in the preceding chapter, James Hogg wrote in great consternation:
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Sirrah, fortunately for his fame, possessed a master in James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd, well able to recount his history.
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One who had known him and had been kindly welcomed by him, James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd, died three years after Scott in 1835.
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After having performed his mission, Nicholson made his way to London, where he found his mother awaiting him at Sir James Hogg's town house.
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He was educated at Edinburgh University, where he made the acquaintance of Carlyle and James Hogg, and he decided to devote himself to literary work.