(Greek mythology) daughter of Zeus and Demeter; made queen of the underworld by Pluto in ancient mythology; identified with Roman Proserpina.
Administrative division of the now-inexistent al-Ándalus.
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1This species comes between the Danais cora of Godart and his D. coreta.
2About Cora Teague having left her nanny job, reportedly for health reasons.
3After waiting a short time, Cora pointed down the river, and said:-
4People back home are probably waking up to the end, Cora said.
5Nobody felt how Cora's heart dropped off a cliff at that moment.
6She looked up in surprise at the re-entrance of Cora and Sylvan.
7We've got a house in Cora-wall here but I've never been yet.
8The lines of some amateur poet flashed across the mind of Cora:
9Cora Teague hasn't been seen in over three and a half years.
10According to Stella's letter, we could expect to find Cora Czerne here.
11And of course, Cora did what she could to keep them clean.
12The olive oil and incense must have transferred to him from Cora.
13I saw no one except for Alistair, Stella, and Cora, I said.
14They searched all the way down while Cora played with the cat.
15Everything he does and says makes me want to scream, Cora said.
16Maybe Ma had her ways of going to visit with Cora, too.