And than the prelate of the religiouse men seythe before him certeyn orisouns, and zevethe him a blessynge with the cros: and he enclynethe to the blessynge fulle devoutly.

And for to kepen every cros, ben ordeyned 10000 men at Armes, and mo than 100000 men on Fote, in maner as men wolde kepe a Stondard in oure Contrees, whan that wee ben in lond of werre.

And he hathe no werre, but ridethe with a pryvy meynee, thanne he hathe bore before him but o cross of tree, with outen peynte peynture, and with outen gold or silver or precious stones; in remembrance, that Jesus suffred dethe upon a cros of tree.

For thei wil first schryven hem, and marken hem with the tokene of the Holy Cros; so that the fendes ne han no power over hem.

And in the sun-ny gar-den beds Gay a-co-nites are show-ing, And snow-drops bend their grace-ful heads, And cro-cus-es are glow-ing.

Another penitential action which accompanied prayer was the 'cros-figul.'

He knew he was talking into a dictagraph all the timeand he double-cros

Another penitential action which accompanied prayer was the 'cros-figul.'

Would Miss Cro.

CROS, ROGER, joint author.

GALLAND, JOSEPH S. Nineteenth century French prose, by Joseph S. Galland and Roger Cros.

Margaret M. Galland (W) & Roger Cros (A); 12Jun58; R216266.

By Joseph S. Galland and Roger Cros.

Margaret M. Galland (W) & Roger Cros (A); 10Dec58; R226476.

SEE CROS, CHARLES.

SEE CROS, CHARLES.

CROS, ROGER, joint author.

GALLAND, JOSEPH S. Nineteenth century French prose, by Joseph S. Galland and Roger Cros.

Margaret M. Galland (W) & Roger Cros (A); 12Jun58; R216266.

By Joseph S. Galland and Roger Cros.

Margaret M. Galland (W) & Roger Cros (A); 10Dec58; R226476.

CROS, CHARLES.

Cro' Nest looming up on the other.

They have target-firing at old Cro' Nest,which has to stand all the firing from the north battery, just around here from the hotel.

At the most, a tale by Charles Cros, La science de l'amour, printed long ago in the Revue du Monde-Nouveau, could astonish by reason of its chemical whims, by its affected humor and by its coldly facetious observations.