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Mary

[mair-ee, mer-ee] / ˈmɛər i, ˈmɛr i /


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The tub may be wooden, the ewer convincingly rendered as base metal, but the bedding and Mary’s gown are of silk with golden threads that is recognizably Italian.

From The Wall Street Journal

The King reflected on the Christmas story, describing Jesus, Mary and Joseph as a "homeless" family, and saying their message was about "peace and reconciliation" and represented a "prayer for our times".

From BBC

Excited crowds gathered outside St Mary Magdalene Church, Norfolk, to catch a glimpse of the King and his family.

From BBC

This year's setting is below the Lady Chapel's famous medieval vaulted ceiling, in a chapel where 15 previous kings and queens are buried, including Elizabeth I, Mary I and Charles II.

From BBC

“Mary really is both an ally and an outsider, and I think that that’s a really beautiful thing in her book.”

From Los Angeles Times