10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GORCOCK»
Discover the use of
gorcock in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gorcock and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Icelandic Sagas, Vol. III: The Orkneyingers Saga
A great battle arose at once, and in that battle fell Harold Sigurd's son. After
theking's fall came Eystein gorcock from the ships,andtheearls,and made
averyhard onslaught. That battlewas called the gorcock's storm or the gorcock's
bout.
2
Gloster Aircraft Company:
The second Gorcock, J7502, appeared almost identical except that its power unit
was a 525 hp directdrive Lion VIII which caused problems with its inability to fire
evenly throughout its twelve cylinders. However, a solution was found by using ...
3
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
যাহাতে মংস্য রখো বার ৷ Gorcock, n. s. পক্ষিবির্টুশষ I Gorcrow, 11- ৪- দাঁড়
কাকৰিশেব. শবাহারি কাকৰিশেষ | Gord, n. s. I!fi'~'i13'fit"'fl' I Gordian, a. শক্ত. মৃন্ধিন.
সূদুস্কর | Gore, 1:. s. Sax - শবারহইতে নির্গত নি৪সৃত বা পতিত রক্ত. ৰুম্মু ৰিত খোণিত.
গ্যঢ় বা ...
The Gloster Gorcock was named for a male red grouse. The mechanical Gorcock
was a biplane fighter with a 525-hp Lion engine and a reported top speed of 168
mph. Gloster also built the Grouse, the Gamecock and Grebe. The grebe ...
5
The North British Review
Not so ; just at the last moment, up came the long looked- for relief from the ships,
under Eystein the Gorcock. Both he and his men wore their byrnies, but the haste
with which they had marched along that hot afternoon made them scarce fit for ...
6
The North British Review
fell on the foe for the second time. Tostig still led them bravely on, but at last he
too fell in the thickest of the fight, and all seemed over. Not so; jnst at the last
moment, up came the long looked-for relief from the ships, under Eystein the
Gorcock.
7
The Modern Housewife: Or, Ménagère. Comprising Nearly One ...
303 Gorcock . 292 Water Rail 296 Grebes 297 Whimbrel 296 Grouse 292 Whim
294 Red 292 Wheatear 298 □White . 293 W hewer . 294 Wood . 293 Widgeons .
294 Gulls 297 Great Headed 294 Hares 299 Wild-duck 29S Half Birds 294 ...
8
The Birds of Scotland: With Other Poems
Red game, gorcock, moorcoclc—PENNANT, anwrcx, 8tc. Eight :puud :[rlrernirl'r
rem—P. 12. l. 5. “ These birds pair in the spring, and lay from six to ten g cggs."—
PENNANT. Slit, or dog, Or man, intrude “for! fur Heal domain, Slim: (lamouring.
I. The lark, partridge, gorcock, plover, snipe, yellow-hammer, red -breast,
blackbird,* thrush, f- wren, linnet, chaffinch, J goldfinch, woodpigeon, || and
fieldfare. II. Cuckoo, swallow, martin, eorncraik, III. Falcon, owl5 raven, cormorant,
§ eagle, ...
Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams,
1806
10
The Modern Housewife Or Ménagère: Comprising Nearly One ...
99? Soufllé . . . 339 Red-breasted . . 292 Fruit, Chartreuse of . . 354 Siberian . .
292 Crusts . . . 337 Solan . . . 292 Plane of . . ~ 333 Spurwinged . . 292 Rissolettes
. . . 333 White-fronted . 292 Puddings . . . 351 Tree . . 292 Pies . . . . 352 Gorcock .