Charles gave him for his coat of arms, by the name of Carlos, an oak in a field, or, with a fesse, gules, charged with three royal crowns, and for his crest a crown of oak leaves, with a sword and sceptre, crossed saltierwise.

in a few coats of arms, eagles, lions, serpents, bears, tigers, dogs, crosses, bends, fesses, &c., and such like baubles, which they commonly set up in their galleries, porches, windows, on bowls, platters, coaches, in tombs, churches, men's sleeves, &c.

The first lines, "Urbane, nullis fesse laboribus, Urbane, nullis victe calumniis," put one in mind of Casimir's ode to Pope Urban: "Urbane, regum maxime, maxime Urbane vatum.

Urbane, nullis fesse laboribus, Urbane, nullis victe calumniis, Cui fronte sertum in erudita Perpetuo viret, et virebit; Quid moliatur gens imitantium, Quid et minetur, solicitus parum, Vacare solis perge musis, Juxta animo, studiisque foelix.

If not these, What saye you to Morocho, Fesse, Algiers?

Don't let's talk about them any more, Ross: I have 'fessed' all now.

He was a figger caller till he 'fessed religion.

"Dave didn't hardly knowed w'at ter do; but he could n' tell no lie, so he 'fessed he could read de Bible a little by spellin' out de words.

The arms of this family are, Per fesse nebulée azure, and argent three antelopes' heads, erased counterchanged, armed or.

He then tackled me, but I acted foolish, 'fessing up that I couldn't count a hundred.