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Theobald
[ thee-uh-bawld ]
noun
- Lewis, 1688–1744, English author.
- Also The·o·bold [] a male given name.
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The experience helped Theobald figure out how to structure her non-profit to maximize success.
Theobald, 15, who was diagnosed with high-functioning autism when she was 5, always felt “different” from her peers.
Theobald told ProPublica she believes that, at times, men and women lie in custody cases.
Pedantic, unimaginative and presumptuous, Theobald was the logical choice for a Dunce King in 1728.
If Hadria met Professor Theobald in her rambles, she always cut short her intended walk.
“We live too fast; we are too much troubled about outward things—cooks and dressmakers, Mrs. Temperley,” said Professor Theobald.
“I certainly shall not be absent from the next meeting,” announced Theobald, with a glance at Hadria.
Professor Theobald looked furtively round, as if seeking some one, or watching the effect of his conduct on Mrs. Temperley.
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