Heber is a 5 letter English word.
You can make 35 anagrams from letters in Heber (beehr).
Heber (“Journey,” i. 522) pronounces it the largest of all fruit-bearing trees.
Heber, who was struck by a pellet round to his head, was not seriously injured.
Heber is believed to have spent half a million dollars for books.
The name of Heber suggests the thought that all men who buy books are not bibliophiles.
Heber bought S. Tyssens copy in 1801 for 5; at his own sale it fetched 10, 15s.
They who observed him closely thought that he resembled Heber in certain ways.
Mr. Heber's copy of it is at present considered to be unique.
Heber was satisfied only with eight libraries, and then he was hardly satisfied.
Some of those polygamous seamstresses may have grown up with Heber Holm.
Frequent mention is made of Heber in the notes to the Waverley novels.