Or old Fitz, walking on the Deben wall at Woodbridge, on his way to go sailing with Posh down to Bawdsey Ferry--what mixture did he fill and light?
He and FitzGerald had long cracks together and perhaps Loder may have accompanied the Woodbridge Omar on some of those trips down the Deben on the Scandal or the Meum and Tuum (the Mum and Tum as Posh, Fitz's sailing master, called her).
They found 1,000 deben of every (kind of) silver, which was in his book.
Afterwards, for auld langsyne, I took a long pull down the Deben river; and next morning I visited Farlingay Hall, the farmhouse where Carlyle stayed with FitzGerald in 1855.
Afterwards I remember picnics down the Deben river, and visits to him at Woodbridge, first in his lodgings on the Market Hill over Berry the gunsmith's, and then at his own house, Little Grange.
For years Edward FitzGerald had been accustomed to cruise about theDeben and down the river to Harwich in a small craft captained by one West.
West" has been mentioned before as being an old fellow with whom FitzGerald used to navigate the river Deben in a small boat before the building of the Scandal.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "deben" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
