| Although all but Jonny had left Abingdon by 1987 to attend university, On a Friday continued to rehearse on weekends and holidays. |
| The country is full of springs and streams, and between Abingdon and egger's is only one bridge. |
| The blossom at Abingdon is a great feature, and one not to be found everywhere. |
| Let the reader ride from Abingdon through a wilderness of cornpone and rusty bacon, and then judge. |
| The motion was opposed by the earls of Nottingham, Abingdon, and Paulet. |
| At Abingdon, for example, the rents of many of the town tenements were assigned to it. |
