10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUISH»
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New elements of operative surgery
139, p. 39,) and Sue, (Sue, Observations, Sfc, sur quelqu.cs Maladies des Os, p.
18, 21, 22 ;) there are others, who by means of a cuish, or with or without a cane,
enable their patients to walk with ease, (See Vol. I.) I daily meet, says M. Sentin, ...
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A Comprehensive Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary: ...
W. F. Ja. Wb. ; ku'ras, S. K. ; kwS'ras, P. J. Sm.} n. a breastplate. Cuf-ras-siEr', (
kw5-ras-s5r')n.a soldier in armor. Cuish, (kwls) [kwls, W. J. F. Ja. Sm. Wb.; kush,
S. K. ; kwlsh, P.] n. armor for the Cuisae, (kwls) n. [Fr.] cuish. See Cuish. [thighs.
Joseph Emerson Worcester, 1850
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The Lord of the Isles ...
Stirrup, steel -boot, and cuish gave way, Beneath that blow's tremendous sway,
The blood gush'd from the wound ; And the grim Lord of Colonsay Hath turn'd him
on the ground, And laugh'd in death-pang, that his blade The mortal thrust so ...
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The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott, Bart: Complete in ...
Stirrup, steel-boot, and cuish gave way, Beneath that blow's tremendous sway,
The blood gush'd from the wound ; And the grim Lord of Colonsay Hath turn'd him
on the ground, And laugh M in death-pang, that his blade The mortal thrust so ...
Sir Walter Scott, John Gibson Lockhart, Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1841
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Beauties of the Modern Poets: In Selections from the Works ...
Nail'd to the earth, the Mountaineer Yet writh'd him up against the spear, And
swung his broadsword round — Stirrup, steelboot, and cuish gave way, Beneath
that blow's tremendous sway, The blood gushed from the wound ; And the grim
lord ...
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Sir Walter Scott's poetic beauties
Stirrup, steel boot, and cuish ghve way, e Beneath that blow's tremendous sway',
The blood gushed from the woi1nd;- - And the grim lord of Golonsay ' 1 Hath
turned him on the ground, And laughed in death-pang, that his blade The mortal
...
Walter Scott, Benjamin Suggitt Nayler, 1837
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The mayor of Windgap [by M. Banim] and Canvassing [by - ...
Well, well, don't thry to spake a word, a cuish-la, if that's what plases you best ;
and don't be so foolish either, ma colleen ; sure he couldn't ate the two o' ye, at
the one meal, any how ; you may b'lieve my word, tisn't yourself he'd choose to ...
O'Hara family pseud, Martin (miss.), 1835
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A Hand-book, Or, Concise Dictionary of Terms Used in the ...
Cuish (from cuish, French.) In War, the armour that covers the thighs. Cultch. In
Natural History, the spawn of oysters is thus named when adhering to stones, old
shells , pieces of wood, &c Culex. The Gnat. In Entomology, a genus of dipterous
...
Walter Hamilton (M.R.A.S.), 1825
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Odds and Ends: Original and Translated
CUISH LA MA CHREE. When in youth's sunny prime Thoughtless and free,
Nature in every clime Burning to see — Erin, I left thy shore Roaming each region
o'er, 'Twas but to love thee more, Cuish la ma chree. What though on foreign soil
...
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The New Annual Register, Or General Repository of History, ...
Nail'd to the earth, the mountaineer Yet writhed him up against the spear, And
swung his broad-sword round ! — Stirrup, steel-boot, and cuish gave way,
Beneath that blow's tremendous sway, The blood gush'd from the wound ; And
the grim ...
Andrew Kippis, William Godwin, 1816
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CUISH»
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TOP SPORTS STORY OF 2014: World Under - 17 Hockey Challenge
Balls Creek native Theresa Mac-Cuish, known for her dominance on the university basketball court in the early 1990s, was one of five athletes ... «Cape Breton Post, Dec 14»
North Korean prison camp escapee receives honourary doctorate …
Cuish said the activist is changing the way people look at North Korea's regime. “And we see that it's not just a country with a bumbling little kid ... «CTV News, May 14»
Middle Peak
The left road goes to the burned remainder of camp Hual-Cu-Cuish, Kumeyaay wording for “tough (or strong) but flexible.” Built by the ... «San Diego Reader, Jan 14»
36 Hours: Oaxaca, Mexico
Across town, Cuish (Diaz Ordaz 712; 52-951-516-8791; mezcalcuish.net) is less studious, but equally passionate. Sunday. 10 a.m. 10. «New York Times, Jan 12»
Pro Wrestling Icon Killer Kowalski Dies
An obituary posted at Weir Mac Cuish Family Funeral Home's Web site said Kowalski began his professional career in 1947 as "Tarzan" ... «CBS News, Sep 08»
