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The baronial and ecclesiastical antiquities of Scotland (1852)

Billings, R. W. (Robert William), 1813-1874 · Edinburgh W. Paterson · leaf 170

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h a picture of a yoimg lady abovetlie waste, holding in her right hand a brandished sword, and a branch of myrtle in the left, forcrest; and, for supporters, two Javanites, after the soldier habit of Achaia, &c. Upon liis wifeNarfesia, who was sovereign of the Amazons, he begot Cratynter.|… … CRATHES CASTLE. The valley of the Dee forms the natural channel of communication between the central high-lands and the broad district of fruitful lowlands stretching north-eastward from the Mearns to theeasternmost point of Aberdeenshire, there jutting far into the German Ocean. The inhabitants…

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