Dame Heraldry
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It was accompanied by various other banners, and his loving wife Matilda, with her ladies, embroid- ered the effigies of many on that famous piece of work which I fear no Decorative Art Society of the present day will ever succeed in rivalling, the Bayeux Tapestry.
The ensign of Hengist and Horsa still stretches his legs on the chalky hills of southern England. There it lingers as a memorial of the old days when the south of England was so frequently pil- laged by its warlike neighbors. Its " l...ingering, " however, is due to the muscle and good " elbow-grease " of the farmers in the sur- rounding country, who yearly scrape the grass from the stratum of chalk that underlies the slight surface soil. He also capers about on the shield of Brunswick Hanover, apparently as youthful and full of equine spirit as when Odin first vaulted upon his back. The wiseacres, who are all the time trying to detract from the fame of our beloved heroes in history, smile at our belief that Hengist and ]VIEANING OF " COAT-OF-ARMS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was accompanied by various other banners, and his loving wife Matilda, with her ladies, embroid- ered the effigies of many on that famous piece of work which I fear no Decorative Art Society of the present day will ever succeed in rivalling, the Bayeux Tapestry.
The ensign of Hengist and Horsa still stretches his legs on the chalky hills of southern England. There it lingers as a memorial of the old days when the south of England was so frequently pil- laged by its warlike neighbors. Its " l...ingering, " however, is due to the muscle and good " elbow-grease " of the farmers in the sur- rounding country, who yearly scrape the grass from the stratum of chalk that underlies the slight surface soil. He also capers about on the shield of Brunswick Hanover, apparently as youthful and full of equine spirit as when Odin first vaulted upon his back. The wiseacres, who are all the time trying to detract from the fame of our beloved heroes in history, smile at our belief that Hengist and ]VIEANING OF " COAT-OF-ARMS.
What to read after Dame Heraldry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F S W to read onlineMoreLess
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