1
Victoria rummages through her bag and finds her brolly and her medicines.
2
Also, it's Ireland in April so bring a brolly, a jumper and a hat.
3
He slid the brolly into a sheath built into the chassis of the bike.
4
I may even splash out on a Marry Poppins brolly.
5
For years women in motor racing were just "brolly dollies" or mascots.
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A "gamp" became a slang word for umbrella in the 19th century.
2
You kicked yourself because you hadn't taken your mother's advice and brought a gamp.
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All things are much as you left them, except that what regards gamp is a good deal better.
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Your gamp was someone else's.
5
It is a goot blace for a gamp, Leftenant, und we shall pe all right in a tay or two.
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Now when I go, I take my husband's "storm gamp" and sit in a corner, hiding behind it.
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Well, I was going to a match at lord's, and it looked rather dull, so mother told me I'd better take a gamp.
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But her failure is really more tragic than that of Mrs. Gamp.
9
Mrs. Gamp nurses an old friend who is under a singular delusion.
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Gamp-Mixture of Pathos and Humour-Leverand Dickens compared-Dickens' power of Description-General Remarks.
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His water at least was cold, though Mrs. Gamp's was hot enough.
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Oh, Mrs. Gamp, I feel so-so-so-Ireally don't know how I feel.'
13
As each classic character appeared-MrsGamp, Miss Squeers, Boots-theaudience roared even louder.
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Gamp caught his breath, and then he lay back and roared:
15
Though they are not human beings, we all remember Mrs. Gamp and Pickwick.
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Bink and Danny, Gamp and Dismal-otherfriends of his-werealready crowding round Merriwell.