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Waveney

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Waveney

River in England that forms part of the boundary between Norfolk and Suffolk; length 80 km/50 mi. The Waveney rises near the Little Ouse and flows past the towns of Diss, Bungay, and Beccles. It is navigable as far as Geldeston. It joins the Yare 6 km/4 mi southwest of Great Yarmouth.



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His last position had been with the Dowager Duchess of Waveney, the well-known political hostess, who--even had the somewhat generous lines on which she was built not prevented the possibility of such a thing--would have perished rather than dance barefooted in a public restaurant.
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