Gold was the loadstone that drew men to Alaska.
Also, lodestone.Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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Stone Bridge (Skopje) — Infobox Bridge bridge name=Stone Bridge Камен Мост caption= official name= carries= crosses=Vardar River locale=Skopje maint= id= design=Arch Bridge mainspan= length=214 m width=6 m height= load= clearance= below= traffic= open= closed= toll= map … Wikipedia
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load — [OE] Load originally meant ‘way, course’ and ‘conveyance, carriage’. It goes back to prehistoric Germanic *laithō, which also lies behind English lead ‘conduct’. Not until the 13th century did it begin to move over to its current sense ‘burden’,… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
load — [OE] Load originally meant ‘way, course’ and ‘conveyance, carriage’. It goes back to prehistoric Germanic *laithō, which also lies behind English lead ‘conduct’. Not until the 13th century did it begin to move over to its current sense ‘burden’,… … Word origins
