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) A haven in the city of London where ships landed their cargoes. Stow calls it “a large receptacle for shippes, lighters, barges and such other ve els.” (2. 6.) Milton’s reference is explained by the ballad entitled The Lamejitahle Fall of Queen Eleanor, in which we read that the queen sank into the ground at Charing Cro and rose up at Queen-Hi the. Ballads, Hertford, 1874, vol. 2, p. 73.) {The Roxburghe ch237.xhtml q 255