Fauchelevent hastily detached the belled knee-cap from its nail and buckled it on his knee again.
Jean Valjean was, in fact, regularly installed; he had his belled knee-cap; henceforth he was official.
Crest: on a wreath of the colours, a falcon close or, belled of the last, preying upon a mallard proper.
Others state that every falcon must of necessity (whether so blazoned or not) be belled upon at least one leg, and that when the term "belled" is used it signifies that it is belled upon both legs.
The horse could not be led up this steep, but, by unpacking him, we carried the baggage up, and then hobbled and belled the poor beast, and left him to pick a meal as best he could in this desolate valley.
Wood was rather scarce; but we made shift to build a good fire, and went to sleep with no object near us, to excite sympathy, but our horse, who was securely belled and tethered.
As the dawn was breaking the Sambhur belled Once, twice and again!
Hunting-Song of the Seeonee Pack As the dawn was breaking the Sambhur belled Once, twice and again!
So he began to tell the fable of the rats that would have belled the cat.
In fact, there was quite a border of sod all about where the ice had been, and a great mat of white-belled cassiope in the middle.
There the thrush and the blackbird sang at morning and evening, and the owl cried at night, and the buck belled upon the Torr.
The short-winged hawks should generally be belled on the tail.
Short-winged hawks should generally be belled on the tail, and for this purpose the bewits should be of a different shape, as in Fig.
And all night long deerbelled to deer on the braes of Glen Noe.
Deer came to the hill and belled mournfully, while we ate a frugal meal of oat-bannock and wort.
How the Cat was Belled A fable told by La Fontaine, Two centuries or more ago, Describes some rats who would arraign A cat, their direst foe, Who killed so many rats And caused the deepest woe, This Catiline of cats.
Lynette lay listening to those two voices until the alarm-clock belled and the Sisters rose at midnight for matins.
She saw a little bunch of wax-belled white heath fall from the girl's scarlet belt in the act of rising.
It was from Hermia's head-dress--the belled cap of the Femme Orchestre!
He could see nothing but the belled cap and coarse stockings of Yvonne, the "woman orchestra.
I determined, therefore, to cross at once to the Belled by a direct though difficult pass.
We descended to the Belled through a narrow valley, thick with oak and various shrubs, and were nearly five hours in crossing the mountain.
We rode in a direct line to the Belled Sinjar, the residence of the governor of the district.
It was with difficulty that I resisted the entreaties of the Effendi to partake of his hospitality, and we did not reach the Belled until after the sun had gone down, the caravan having been ten hours in unceasing march.
Always it is the Belled Buzzard, never a belled buzzard.
Yes, suh; that there same old Belled Buzzard he's come back agin and is hangin' round.
In all the sky there were now no buzzards visible, belled or unbelled--they had settled to earth somewhere; and this served somewhat to soothe the squire's pestered mind.
In the pleasing excitement of the moment his companion took no heed, though, of anything except the Belled Buzzard.
It came nearer and nearer, and the Belled Buzzard swung overhead not sixty feet up, its black bulk a fair target against the blue.
This episode of the attempt to kill the Belled Buzzard occurred in the afternoon of the third day.
All his life nearly Squire Gathers had been hearing about the Belled Buzzard.
The movements of ordinary, unmarked buzzards mainly concerned only those whose stock had strayed; but almost anybody with time to spare might follow this rare and famous visitor, this belled and feathered junkman of the sky.
Crossroads correspondents take their pens in hand to write to the country papers that on such and such a date, at such a place, So-and-So saw the Belled Buzzard.
Squire Gathers regarded it a most untoward thing that the Belled Buzzard should have come just at this time.
But at this particular moment the Belled Buzzard was heading directly away from that quarter.
There is in recent fiction no bird more dreadful in import than the belled buzzard that Irvin Cobb makes the leading figure in his story by that name.
In all the sky there were now no buzzards visible, belled or unbelled--they had settled to earth somewhere; and it served somewhat to soothe the squire's pestered mind.
Then Jeanne d'Ys took my hand in both of hers and told me how with infinite patience the young falcon was taught to perch upon the wrist, how little by little it became used to the belled jesses and the chaperon à cornette.
As the dawn was breaking the Sambhur belled Once, twice, and again!
A top hat, something like our present shape, appears, but more belled at the top and also a padded, rolled brim.
We've saved one, Mescal's belled lamb," he concluded.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "belled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
