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Examples
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"An Allegory of Love" by famed 17th century painter Peter Lely is expected to fetch £ 20,000 - £ 30,000.
A Home and Its Love Story Margaret Studer 2010
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There was in London a celebrated portrait-painter called Lely, who had greatly improved himself by studying the famous Vandyke's pictures, which were dispersed all over England in abundance.
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There was in London a celebrated portrait-painter called Lely, who had greatly improved himself by studying the famous Vandyke's pictures, which were dispersed all over England in abundance.
The Memoirs of Count Grammont — Volume 05 Anthony Hamilton 1683
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There was in London a celebrated portrait-painter called Lely, who had greatly improved himself by studying the famous Vandyke's pictures, which were dispersed all over England in abundance.
The Memoirs of Count Grammont — Complete Anthony Hamilton 1683
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unknown title 2008
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A soft clinging cashmere, now, one of those delicious neutral tints that have been so fashionable lately, over an underskirt of a warmer colour in _poult de soie_, a picturesque costume that would faintly recall Lely's portraits at Hampton Court. "
Vixen, Volume II. 1875
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While researchers like Van der Lely and Christian 2000, and van der Lely and Ullman 2001 argue that there is a purely grammatical form of the deficit, which does support the hypothesis of a grammar module, this is controversial, as we have seen above.
Innateness and Language Cowie, Fiona 2008
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Cognition 75 (1): van der Lely, H.K. J. and M.T. Ullman (2001).
Innateness and Language Cowie, Fiona 2008
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Holbein, Kneller, and Lely, and seeming to gaze at and through her in a moralizing mood.
A Pair of Blue Eyes 2006
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But he was not so good as Lely, who painted your grandmother — my — my Lady Castlewood,
The Virginians 2006
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