Tewksbury

[ tooks-buh-ree, -bree, tyooks- ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

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After his pitching career, Tewksbury became a mental-skills coach, and he’s worked for a variety of teams.

Miss Tewksbury postponed her arguments, and after some conversation they took their leave.

Tewksbury was incorporated in 1734, its territory before having been included in Billerica.

That proposition ought to have been written on the tanned hide of a Tewksbury pauper.

In common with all the unclaimed dead of the prison, he was carried to Tewksbury for interment in the pauper burying-ground.

He knew, furthermore, that the king was a tall and fine young man, because he had seen him after Tewksbury.

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