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* '''snakes''' were legendarily driven out of Ireland (clover) by Saint Patrick * '''in clover:''' in a condition of prosperity; happy and contented. * '''"We have scotch'd the snake, not killed it"''': Shakespeare, ''Macbeth'' II xiii * '''Picts and Scots:''' rival Celtic groups in ancient Scotland * '''Scotch:''' a river in Canada * '''Pick:''' a river in Alaska, USA * '''Clover:''' a river in ireland * '''Snake:''' a river in the Northwest USA [[Category: Shakespeare]] [[Category:Saint Patrick]] [[Category: Rivers]]

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