V XX In reprinting Le Jeune's Brief Relation (1632), commonly classed as the first Relation of the regular series, we follow the original Cramoisy in Lenox Library.
Cramoisy series), we follow the original in the Brown Library, at Providence, R.
Each gentleman escorted a dame wearing a coat of satin cramoisy over a fur-edged round skirt à la Portuguaise.
The duchess carried her grandchild to the font,--a font draped with cramoisy velvet.
Quermesis or Cramoisy derived its name from the Kermes insect (Ar.
They weave the finest and handsomest carpets in the world, and also a great quantity of fine and rich silks of cramoisy and other colours, and plenty of other stuffs.
Has the stork vignette of the Cramoisy press on the title, and it is the last Relation in which that sign is used.
Some misrepresentations having been made regarding the Cramoisy series of Dr.
Captain Griffith, and guided by the bailiff, who had been rejoined by his men, the troop left the village of Cramoisy and wended its way towards a forest, the skirt of which drew its length along the horizon.
When the little village of Nointel was pillaged by the troupe of Captain Griffith, the handsome tavern-keeper succeeded in saving what moneys she had and fled to Cramoisy where she joined Aveline.
The position of Cramoisy made it natural for Cardinal de Richelieu to fix his eyes on him for the direction of the Royal Printing House.
Besides the publications of Sebastian Cramoisy and Chevallier, Leonard Gaultier adorned also those of Nicholas Buon and many other publishers of the time in Paris and Lyons.
Cramoisy directed the royal bindings, the King having devoted large sums to the purchase of Levant leathers.
In the preceding chapter we have seen Cramoisy and Vitre, to name only them, acquire the greatest honours, the latter painted by Philip de Champagne, with many others lords of the court.
Sir Francis knew how many thousand yards of cramoisy velvet, how many hundredweight of gold and silver embroidery, how much satin and feathers, and what quantity of pearls and diamonds; Farnese had been providing himself withal.
And he too had heard of the jewelled suits of cramoisy velvet, and all the rest of the finery with which the triumphant Alexander was intending to astonish London.
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