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... meaning ) , and at last hand- saw , bearing a very inadequate one . Had the expression occurred in a speech of the forgetful and garrulous , but still shrewd old man , Polo- 3rd S. XII . JULY 6 , '67 . ] 3 NOTES AND QUERIES .
... meaning ) , and at last hand- saw , bearing a very inadequate one . Had the expression occurred in a speech of the forgetful and garrulous , but still shrewd old man , Polo- 3rd S. XII . JULY 6 , '67 . ] 3 NOTES AND QUERIES .
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... bearing on the face of the shield the figure of an imperial eagle crowned , with wings extended , and clasping in its talons a massive key with the initials apparently " C. J. P. " in a monogram depending from the key . Surrounding the ...
... bearing on the face of the shield the figure of an imperial eagle crowned , with wings extended , and clasping in its talons a massive key with the initials apparently " C. J. P. " in a monogram depending from the key . Surrounding the ...
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... bearing the following inscription in bold relief round the margin : " HEIR LYE CORPIS OF ANE HONORRABEL MAN CALLYT DAUID HAMILTOVNE OF BOTHWELHAVCHE , SPOVS TO ELESONE SINCLAIR , in his tyme quha desist the 14 of Merche , 1619. " · In ...
... bearing the following inscription in bold relief round the margin : " HEIR LYE CORPIS OF ANE HONORRABEL MAN CALLYT DAUID HAMILTOVNE OF BOTHWELHAVCHE , SPOVS TO ELESONE SINCLAIR , in his tyme quha desist the 14 of Merche , 1619. " · In ...
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... bearing the same inscription . He holds a compass in his hand . It is the frontispiece to a work on archi- tecture , and is by " Giovanni Battista Montano , Milanese , A ° 1610. ” P. A. L. Whose is it ? Lansladron , who had one sum ...
... bearing the same inscription . He holds a compass in his hand . It is the frontispiece to a work on archi- tecture , and is by " Giovanni Battista Montano , Milanese , A ° 1610. ” P. A. L. Whose is it ? Lansladron , who had one sum ...
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... bearing this sobriquet . None of them appear to have read of or heard any other card in the pack so styled . In No. 108 of the Connoisseur , however , incidental mention is made of " the Knave of Clubs , or the Curse of Scot- land ...
... bearing this sobriquet . None of them appear to have read of or heard any other card in the pack so styled . In No. 108 of the Connoisseur , however , incidental mention is made of " the Knave of Clubs , or the Curse of Scot- land ...
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