What is another word for blake?

Pronunciation: [blˈe͡ɪk] (IPA)

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Usage examples for Blake

They had rented Brookbank, an old-fashioned cottage with tiled roof and lattice-paned windows, belonging to Mrs. Gilchrist, the widow of the distinguished biographer of William blake.
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The description of Mrs. Meyrick's house in 'Daniel Deronda' "where the narrow spaces of wall held a world-history in scenes and heads," may have been suggested by her present abode, rich in original drawings by blake, and valuable prints, and George Eliot writes: "If I ever steal anything in my life, I think it will be the two little Sir Joshuas over the drawing-room mantelpiece."
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At this time she and Mr. Lewes also found intense interest in reading the 'Life of blake.
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