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Longwood

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Longwood

City in central Florida, 16 km/10 mi north of Orlando; population (1990) 13,300. It is a residential suburb set amid small lakes.
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Yes; I told you I should be writing to you again on Thursday, to tip you something good that I was expecting from old Longwood.
The Man Upstairs and Other Stories by Wodehouse, Pelham Grenville View in context
The history of the changes, which the elevated plains of Longwood and Deadwood have undergone, as given in General Beatson's account of the island, is extremely curious.
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He was great when he visited the Emperor's tomb at Longwood, when to these gentlemen and the young officers of the ship, Major Dobbin not being by, he described the whole battle of Waterloo and all but announced that Napoleon never would have gone to Saint Helena at all but for him, Jos Sedley.
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