in annals of glory Has humbled the pride of France, Holland and Spain ; No more shalt thou grieve me, no more shalt thou leaveI never will part with my Willie again. [me. How well does the combination of thesethree flowers,—severally representing thesentiment of separation, the sharpness andthe… … VII.THE CROSS. G-ules, upon a Cross raguly argent A single Canterbury Bell is laid,Between four berries of the Mistletoe, Full briglitly in their native hue portrayed.They tell that constant perseverance madeWill cause all difficulties here to fade. Anon. Eoll of Arms. The Cross raguly or raguled,…
Heraldry · Flowers in art
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