W., F. S · Boston, D. Lothrop and company · leaf 61
o-l DAMi-: ii1;i:ali>iiy. strangers nicark, or dance after the whistle of every foreigner ! Iam afraid, therefore, that poor Arundel of Wardour profited littleby the well meant gift of the grateful German sovereign. … Arundel of Wardour. Such a mark of kingly favor as that of the wreath, or tressure,of Scotland, which, if you look on the shield of the great Englishadmiral, Lord Napier, you cannot fail to notice, is an heirloommuch valued by the family possessing it. This tressure, and thecrest above it,…
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