He of the five that proves himself the best, Shall have his temples with this coronet blest.

He talks familiarly of works that are or are not read "in our circle;" and seated smiling and at his ease in a coronet-coach, enlivening the owner by his brisk sallies and Attic conceits, is shocked, as he passes, to see a Peer of the realm shake hands with a poet.

(2) The bandage should be run on from the coronet downwards, in order to insure pressure being exerted in the exact position over the sutured flap.

In reply she fell to stroking the smooth black plaits, wound coronet fashion about Miss Kaufman's small head.

Above the main gate as they approached was a huge shield of wood with a coat of arms painted upon it, a silver ground with a chevron ermine between three coronets gules.

'He' is the resident within those vast and endless walls, with the metal gates and the gilded coronet abovethe prince of this kingdom and its capital city.

It is hot to the touch, and at the coronet tender to pressure, possibly in a neglected case fluctuating at the heel.

Miss Ida Bell, who wore her hair in a coronet wound twice round her small head, crossed her knife and fork on her plate, folded her napkin, and tied it with a bit of blue ribbon.