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Meanings of St. Lawrence in English
Roman martyr; supposedly Lawrence was ordered by the police to give up the church's treasure and when he responded by presenting the poor people of Rome he was roasted to death on a gridiron (died in 258)
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1
The Saguenay and the Madawaska fall into the St. Lawrence below Quebec.
2
Was the inhospitable valley of the Lower St. Lawrence worth the occupation.
3
The stations at the two above-mentioned places were near the St. Lawrence.
4
The upper shores of the St. Lawrence are populous and well cultivated.
5
Life upon the St. Lawrence and the Lakes Two Hundred Years Ago.
6
He had forgotten all about the vacation and the St. Lawrence trip.
7
But the magnificent scenery of the St. Lawrence repays all such difficulties.
8
Both waged ceaseless war on the Iroquois south of the St. Lawrence.
9
This is not so long as the passage up the St. Lawrence.
10
Chalettr Bay, in Newfoundland, a part of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
11
You know steamboats go down the rapids on the St. Lawrence River.
12
One is the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence, including the Erie Canal.
13
Will St. Lawrence and this increase in exemption help balance the budget?
14
He sailed up the St. Lawrence and anchored a little below Quebec.
15
Huge capes or promontories tumbled into the St. Lawrence and became islands.
16
Then he went to the St. Lawrence river on a whaling expedition.
Translations for St. Lawrence
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