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• "Megrims, " she said.
• He also admitted two separate charges of retaining on board undersized megrim and witch flounder.
• Then Vidal offered up a new word for her : " The ` megrims,'darling, the 18th-century word for the vapors ."
• It can be separated from its close relative, the megrim or whiff ( " L . whiffiagonis " ), by the dark spots towards the rear of the fins.
• Luis Blanco Nosti, from La Coruna, pleaded guilty to using nets with a smaller than permitted mesh, under-recording quantities of megrim, anglerfish and saithe, and not recording the correct net mesh size.
• Convulsions, vapours, palsies, surfeits, lethargies, megrims, consumptions, rickets, pains of the stomach or coughs, are not frequent here, and none of them are at any time observed to become mad .'
• I know this season's timeline switcheroo has alienated some viewers, but even when the show veers off into mythology complexities that start to give me the megrims, I keep faith that " Fringe " is going to bring it back to the heart of what matters ."
• Many gameplayers have found that the price of a long sword ( RRP 10 gold pieces ) can fall to as little as 6 or 7 after the shopkeeper has been buttered-up with phrases such as " Thou seems fine "-particularly when this strategy is used in conjunction with the Beguile spell ( most effectively cast by Megrim ).
• Duffy's radio plays, broadcast by the BBC, include " The Passionate Shepherdess " about Aphra Behn ( 1977 ), and " Only Goodnight " ( 1981 ), about Edith Somerville and Violet Martin ( Martin Ross ) . " Family Trees " ( 1984 ) dealt with family history research . " Afterword ", a witty two-hander about a writer under pressure from a benefits officer ( written as a response to Vaclav Havel's play " Conversation " ) was performed by Manchester University Drama Society in 1983 . " Megrim ", set in a mythical matriarchy in the Welsh mountains, was performed at King Alfred's School of Speech and Drama, Winchester in 1984 . " The Masque of Henry Purcell " was staged at Southwark Playhouse in London in 1995; and " Sappho Singing " was performed in London in 2010 and in Brighton in 2011.