What is "bodark"

Usage examples of "bodark".

I think there must have been something in the genetic memory of the Bodark settlers that made them seek out a countryside that looked exactly like your County Derry.

March and April issues had given prominent mention to this annual convention, at which the main speakers would be the two most celebrated Bodark writers, I.

Thinking of these horses, I will remember the old Bodark custom of ride-and-tie, and how Ingraham and I once upon a time did it.

But some of the valleys of the remotest parts of the Bodarks may remind you of your Ingur Valley.

Many of the people who first settled the Bodarks in the first half of the nineteenth century were descendants of those Scotch-Irish you write about.

There was no way on earth that the Bodarks could be found to resemble Svanetia, but they probably did look much like County Derry.

How I Use the Bodarks, which was so encouraging that it made you too, Cathlin McWalter, believe that you could write about the Bodarks.

It had not occurred to me that he would want to come to the Bodarks in search of V.

Kelian was residing in the unknown and inaccessible Bodarks, not on Park Avenue in New York or some exotic hideaway in Costa Rica.

The hills surrounding Drake Field were in the full lush greenery of late springtime, and the air was the fragrant Bodarks ozone that is found nowhere else on earth, but he sniffed it as if it came from a sewage plant, and he looked around disdainfully at his surroundings until his eyes came to rest on me, and he gave me a look as if sizing me up for the casting couch and finding me not worthy of it.

His first question to you is, Have any of you been in the Bodarks before?

One day, the week before he was scheduled to fly out of the Bodarks, he was gone all day, without explanation, and when he returned in the late afternoon he had another twelve-year-old boy with him.

It could be simply a feline utterance, but it strikes me more as the way a Bodarks man would render a negative.

Bodarks, the latter the only one of her books with a Svanetian setting.