Read full poem →the Seven Arts, Pearson’s, The Libera-
tor, The Messenger, and The Cambridge
Magazine (England).
Dictionary Entry
A craggy outcrop of rock on the summit of a hill, created by the erosion and weathering of rock.
Origin
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Common Phrases
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Poetry examples for “tor”
Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.
Read full poem →you dial is busy or does not answer. If you need assistance dial the Opera-
tor, who will be glad to help you. :
Read full poem →*Country Letter. : i ‘ ; : « 10m
From “ January” . ‘ : . : : « TOR
November. : : 3 : : : .- 118
Read full poem →Colony at the time and place noted may be emigrant ances-
tor. Whence he came is not certain. Some who have
made a study of the family geneology think him son cf
Read full poem →Far-famed as 'Marshal's Elm'.
Beneath us figured tor and lea,
From Mendip to the western sea —
Read full poem →Of all descriptions, with and without Printed Headings,
Ba Sec tor Oorcear at Short INiotice-:
Read full poem →Mayer, Alfred G., Carnegie Institution, Marine Laboratory. Tor-
tugas, Fla.