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Goring

Village in Oxfordshire, England, 14 km/9 mi northwest of Reading; population (2001) 5,500. Goring is an angling and boating centre on the left bank of the Thames and is joined by a bridge to the town of Streatley on the opposite bank of the river.

The steep-sided section of the Thames valley where the river cuts through the chalk at the southwestern end of the Chiltern Hills is known as the Goring Gap.

Goring has a church dating from Norman times and built mainly of chalk. An ancient drovers' road, the Ridgeway (part of the Icknield Way), crosses the Thames at this point, continuing eastwards through the Goring Gap.



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VISCOUNT GORING, his Son SIR ROBERT CHILTERN, Bart.
An Ideal Husband by Wilde, Oscar View in context
Roused, at length, by the repeated goring of the bull, he seizes his muzzle with his sharp claws, and clinging to this most sensitive part, causes him to bellow with rage and agony.
The Adventures of Captain Bonneville, U.S.A., in the Rocky Mountains and the far West by Irving, Washington View in context
Here and there fierce duellos took place between rival enamorados; butting their huge shagged fronts together, goring each other with their short black horns, and tearing up the earth with their feet in perfect fury.
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