Writing to a friend, Julia makes great fun of the Dominie's peculiarities, and mentions Lucy's discouragement of her suitor, young Hazlewood, because she has no fortune and he is wealthy.
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His association with " Doctor Who " began with a play written for BBV Audios, " Punchline ", in which Sylvester McCoy played the Dominie, a disguised version of the Seventh Doctor.
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Doulab was again in opposition and the best of his other six rivals appeared to be Primo Dominie ( winner of the Coventry Stakes, July Stakes and Richmond Stakes ) and Sharp Romance ( runner-up in the Champagne Stakes.
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Stand back I say ! " The leaders and the advancing band stood still for a moment in astonishment and mute admiration of the courage of the burly looking " dominie, " whose splendid physique and fearless eye showed them an undaunted foe.
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The plays were not licensed by the BBC, but the duo were clearly intended to be the same characters, to the extent that the BBC intervened, causing BBV to change the character names to " The Dominie " and " Alice ".
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Can the dominie article also be deleted as a result of this discussion, as exactly the same logic applies, or do we have to start a new, identical, discussion for that ? talk ) 06 : 33, 25 June 2013 ( UTC)
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{{ cquote | I was now translated from Dominie the flagellator's garden of knowledge in St Martin-in-the-Fields to Merchant Tailors'School, to gain what Pope so aptly terms'a dangerous thing', a little learning.
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At last one of them swung his hat and cried out " Three cheers for the dominie ! " which they gave with a will, and leaving him unmolested, they chased out the remainder of the audience, who were glad to escape without personal violence.
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Nick Hern Books handles performing rights for most of the plays it publishes, issuing licenses for amateur performance both within the United Kingdom and abroad, through its worldwide partners, including Dominie Drama in Australia, Play Bureau in New Zealand and DALRO in South Africa.
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The majority of 125s were operated in an airborne training capacity for air force navigators, aircraft in this role were named as the " Hawker Siddeley Dominie "; the Dominie served in excess of 45 years before being retired in 2011 due to diminishing requirements.
