Such a hook, the stem formed of bone, and the returning point made of flint bound at an acute angle to the end of the bone, has been engraved by Klemm.
Those of large size and of regular polygonal form are rare in Britain and Ireland, and, indeed, generally in Europe.
His works are numerous and held in high estimation.
Washington and Franklin were both held in high estimation by Braddock, and they were unconsciously co-operating with him in a war destined in its unforeseen consequences to dismember the British empire.
Simcoe held Steuben's military qualifications in high estimation; but his opinion of La Fayette was the reverse.
His slavery, however, appears to have been merely nominal; for his master fully appreciated his noble character, and which was held in high estimation by all worthy citizens, especially by all the navy officers of Virginia.
The ancient Greeks and Romans held their pickles in high estimation.
The flesh of the woodcock is held in high estimation; hence the bird is eagerly sought after by the sportsman.
The flesh of the cow is, also, nourishing, but it is not so agreeable as that of the ox, although that of a heifer is held in high estimation.
When young, it is held in high estimation, being considered as little different from common grouse.
He was the first to indicate the true shape of Spain, Gaul, and Ireland; as a writer, he deserves to be held in high estimation.
The writings of the Apostolic Fathers, or the immediate successors of the Apostles, were held in high estimation by the primitive Christians.
In 1809 he published, in Paris, his "History of the American Revolution," a work held in high estimation both in this country and in Italy.
This unconquerable obstinacy and courage of their females is held in high estimation by the tribe.
Lord Macaulay says, with reference to Bunyan: "The tinkers then formed a hereditary caste, which was held in no high estimation.
The Moors alone are exempted from this obedience, on account of the large customs they pay for their merchandize, owing to which they are held in high estimation at Calicut.
Defn: A species of divination by meteors, chiefly by thunder and lightning, which was held in high estimation by the Romans.
A species of divination by meteors, chiefly by thunder and lightning, which was held in high estimation by the Romans.
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