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balmoral

noun as in petticoat

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The spell of Scotland and of Balmoral on the royal family began with Queen Victoria.

Thus encouraged, in 1847 Victoria bought Balmoral, which she described as “a pretty little castle” with 17,400 acres.

She loves her Scottish estate at Balmoral where she is now, as she is every year in August and September.

Camilla is understood to be with Prince Charles in Scotland on the Balmoral estate.

They just dont get that there is a reason the Queen has only ever holidayed at her estate in Balmoral in Scotland.

Sarah looked at him, then towards Balmoral, and then she turned to him again.

He'll never build himself a Balmoral,' said the millionaire with a sneer.

I will go back to Balmoral;' and she turned to go up the hill.

But Sarah was wrong, for when the time came there was no gladness at Balmoral.

Meanwhile the night at Balmoral had not been much more restful.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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