Meanings of great hoard in English

The great hoard which the free hand to the churches of England.

To have a great hoard of it was somehow to be rich.

That great hoard is really the Gold of the Gods.

They left the great hoard under mere lock and key-a present to their bitterest enemy.

From that the talk turned to the great hoard itself and to the things that Thorin and Balin remembered.

But of the great hoard that the Boy Aviators had worked so faithfully to salvage not a vestige remained.

Soon after, they contrived that Kriemhild won the great hoard from the land of the Nibelungs, and brought it to the Rhine.

He rode along cheerfully, feasting his avaricious heart on the great hoard he would bring back, when suddenly the ass that bore him balked.

Not so indeed had they come, but to divide the great hoard of treasure which the King had bequeathed to them at his death.

And when she heard of the great hoard that was his she had greater wish and will that he should be one with the Nibelungs.

"But it is still delightful to take out of a great hoard."

Job used to chink them in a pint pot sometimes before the company, to give them an idea of his great hoards.

"Now, son of the Volsungs, thou dost know all that has to do with Fafnir the Dragon, and the great hoard that he guards."

"Your Imperial Majesty," Besk said, handing me a bundle, "I have been researching in the tomes you discovered in the great hoard of the Lichfather.