1 "You brach, Are you turn'd mankind?"

A sow-pig by chance sucked a brach, and when she was grown [2108]"would miraculously hunt all manner of deer, and that as well, or rather better, than any ordinary hound."

So we'll flatter them up, and we'll cocker them up, Till we turn young brains; And pamper the brach till we make her a wolf, And get bit by the legs for our pains.

2. AMPHI means Two, Both, or Double: as, amphi-bious, living in two elements; amphi-brach, both [sides] short; amphi-theatre, a double theatre.

Publiee par Robert Proust et Paul Brach.

Kay Boyle (A); 29Nov60; R266892. BRACH, PAUL.

Publiee par Robert Proust et Paul Brach.

Publiee par Robert Proust et Paul Brach.

Kay Boyle (A); 29Nov60; R266892. BRACH, PAUL.

Publiee par Robert Proust et Paul Brach.

The spearman heard the bugle sound, And cheerily smiled the morn; And many a brach, and many a hound, Attend Llewellyn's horn.

Brach, ... 1800.]