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sta. brígida Irish abbess; a patron saint of Ireland (453-523)
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Bow Church, St. Magnus, St. Bride, and St. Vedast are the best.
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The bells of St. Bride's were striking twelve when William reached Copper House.
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Then on Saturday it will be St. Hilary's and St. Bride's.
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Mr. Atterbury, of St. Bride's, who was called to him, told me so.
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Tanith of the Carthaginians and St. Bride of the Isles!
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Demand for aluminum is actually quite strong, Morningstar analyst Bridget Freas said.
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Waitomo Museum director Bridget Mosley said New Zealanders are paying a visit.
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Of course, one of the most prominent references was Bridget Jones' Diary.
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They watched Bridget drain half the glass and then say, Thank you.
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Jane Kelsey's book The Fire Economy is published by Bridget Williams Books.
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Lone footfalls echo through the corridors of Saint Bridget's school in Loughrea.
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There, within that now poor garden still bloom Saint Bridget's leek, and once ran flowers.
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By Saint Bridget, Kennedy, we were not far wrong when we called you a knight errant.
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Take Saint Thomas, the Treasure of God, as Saint Bridget calls him: where was he born?
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What is paid to the treasury of Saint Bridget, cannot, agreeably to our rule, be on any account restored.
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SHE was daughter of Ulpho, prince of Nericia, in Sweden, and of St. Bridget.
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The Madonna and Child, with St. Bridget and St. Hulfus, has been called Giorgionesque.
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They showed that he entered St. Bridget's Bay from the direction of Port Marston.
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Vadstene, at least, is not the repository of St. Bridget and her daughter's dust.
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The rich cloister of St. Bridget's, whence kings made pilgrimages, is now Sweden's mad-house.
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Among them however, was Brigid Archer, who explained she was a diabetic.
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She'd attended Mass almost a dozen times with Molly and Brigid O'Byrne.
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Patrick also explained the whole vision of Brigid in an admirable manner.
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Spade was talking to Brigid O'Shaughnessy: How do you feel now, angel?
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He said over to himself the song that Brigid had taught him.
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The annual Brigid Awards, named after Saint Brigid, recognises the contributions of women with Irish heritage to Australian society.
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Read More Their burial will take place afterwards to St. Brigid's Cemetery Castlemagner.
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Another time she spoke of St. Brigid, the Bride of Christ.
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It was founded in the fifteenth century, by the MacCarthys, under the invocation of St. Brigid.
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He was injured on the Underground in London and taken to St. Brigid's Hospital, where he died.
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They add: "There was a great snow this year, which from Christmas to St. Brigid's day continued."
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Beneath it sat the queen of the festival-theBride of the Nile.
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The Bride has spoken of you, in a quite annoyingly approving way.
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There rests the sweet Bride on the bed of fire and blood.
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It is I, not she- Iamthe true Bride of the Nile.
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That's going to make her worth more and raise her Bride Price.
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I saw enough last night, on my way to Saint Bride's, to make me suspicious of every one.
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"My answer," said the abbot of Saint Bride, "shall be sincere and downright.
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But, by Saint Bride!
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He secured modest lodgings in Saint Bride's Churchyard, and set to work to make a living and a name by authorship.
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And you know I have sworn on the bones of Saint Bride to marry none but a Douglas of the Douglases!
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On the south side of Saint Bride's Bay, between Skomar Island and the mainland, is a nasty passage called Jack Sound.
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The bells of the convent summoned the inhabitants and inmates of Saint Bride to morning prayers at the first peep of day.
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"And, holy Saint Bride!"