6 Metaphors for hastings

After several expeditions into Western France, Hastings became the theme of terrible and very probably fabulous stories.

At the end of the fourth, he exclaimed, 'Mr. Hastings is a most atrocious criminal.'

This list was headedor rather beheadedby Lord Chamberlain Hastings, who tendered his resignation in a pail of saw-dust soon after Richard became "protector and defender of the realm."

After several expeditions into Western France, Hastings became the theme of terrible, and very probably fabulous stories.

You're all right, Jackand remember Hastings is the man.

Whereupon the Lord Hastings came thither another time with a strong power, and upon a raging will spoiled the castle, defacing the roofs, and taking the leads off them.

6 Metaphors for  hastings