Sabine

In 1862, a large portion of the crew were volunteers from the 'Sabine'.

'My jewellery case and all its contents to my daughter Sabine'.

'I'm looking for Kristin and Sabine', I said politely.

Il ratto delle sabine (1961)

Barbara Coleman ignored him, she said to Maurin: 'Sabine admitted to me she was painting the pictures for Durance.

As we climbed past a natural pool showered by a powerful little waterfall that shot out of a rock gorge, Mr. Fachin pointed out a juniper sabine.

Sabine, Jo, 1941, The Pillow Pat Poems, J.Sabine, Grafton, NSW.

'My jewellery case and all its contents to my daughter Sabine', her will had read, with the added proviso that the bequest should only take place after Hugh Russell's own death.

'Sabine is doing her piano practice, Arlette is counting her pocket-money, and my small namesake is lying on the bed reading a comic instead of tidying her room. '

And she does of course, in the form of Iris Mary Parfait, who is what is known in Cajun slang as a sabine (pronounced sah-BEAN), a pejorative for people of mixed American Indian descent, and gives Junior a chance to rise out of the swamp.

Known as the District's 'Sabine Women' these young graduates not only held together the framework of the District's organisation in the counties throughout the war, but added substantially to the number of courses provided by the District and helped to establish new WEA branches and centres among the civilian population.

His daughter Tarpeia betrayed the city to the fathers of the kidnapped Sabine women and asked for everything the sabine warriors had on their left arms (it is thought Sabine warriors had gold bracelets and rings on their left arms).