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"Thus I come to the shipyard with frightful speed," he said in Fustian.

The perfidious youths abound here," said the old Fustian.

This was followed by Operation Fustian during the Allied invasion of Sicily.

Silk, Wool, Fustian, the traditional fibres, were being eclipsed by cotton which was became the most important textile.

"Willingly, light-footed one," said the old Fustian.

Campion meets up with Max Fustian, and finds himself entertaining strange suspicions of the odd little man.

The brigade's next mission was Operation Fustian, part of the Allied invasion of Sicily.

"If he's going to that hellhouse, I'm goin' with him/' declares Fustian.

Operation Fustian: Airborne landing at Primosole Bridge ahead on 13-14 July 1943.

The 1st, 2nd and 3rd Battalions (1st Parachute Brigade) next took part in Operation Fustian.

Knights in Fustian: A War-Time Story of Indiana.

Operations Ladbroke and Fustian had cost 1st Airborne Division 454 dead, 240 wounded and 102 missing.

Operation Fustian was a British airborne forces mission during the Allied invasion of Sicily in the Second World War.

FUSTIAN A sturdy cloth made of coarse linen and cotton, dyed a dull color, usually worn by the working class.

After Operations Ladbroke and Fustian in Sicily, the 1st Airborne Division returned to North Africa.

The 1st Parachute Brigade were given the third mission Operation Fustian at Primosole Bridge on the night of 13-14 July.

The third British airborne mission planned was Operation Fustian, to be carried out by the 1st Parachute Brigade, and scheduled for the night of 13-14 July.

Nevertheless 295, 296 and 297 Squadrons were heavily involved that year in operations Beggar, Ladbroke and Fustian, during the invasion of Sicily.

I thought it was illegal-" "Their evil genius, the Soft One," the Fustian said, "he would provide fuel to the Fire-Devil."

The first, Operation Ladbroke, carried out by a glider brigade, and the second, Operation Fustian, by a parachute brigade, were far from successful.

However the 1st Parachute and 1st Airlanding Brigades took part in brigade sized operations Ladbroke and Fustian, without any artillery support from the regiment.

Like the more popular Symphony No. 7 - the "Leningrad" - the eighth is a wartime symphony, but one almost completely lacking in the bombast and theatrical fustian of its predecessor.

A mission codenamed Operation FUSTIAN, flown on 13 July in support of the British, cost 11 C-47s destroyed and 50 damaged out of 124 participating.

Max Fustian, a hanger-on to Lafcadio's coat-tails and now a flourishing art dealer, confesses to the crime, but his confession is laughable and a clear attempt to clear Linda.

The rest are Yaha, Fustian, Atlu, Gaspierran, Yill, Prutians . . . quite a menagerie, in fact."

The town's growth was given further impetus in 1620 with the start of fustian weaving.

A good editor would have stripped away the fustian flourishes, and found it.

It continued in common use in the cotton and fustian industry until about 1810.

This was a laborious process using a fustian cutting knife.

It had a certain fustian atmosphere which was perhaps inescapable in an administrative business office of its type.

It was a fustian mill and may have used Arkwright water frames.

"Treasures" like these make this wonderfully fustian display worth visiting.

In a private letter, he mocked himself as a 'fustian king'.

Much of what happens in between is the stuff of fustian operetta.

Why, have them up, and shew them Some fustian book, or the dark glass.

A heavy-faced Fustian youth, wrapped in a mantle, stood at the open door.

He had a written speech with him--fustian and bombast, I imagine.

Fabian calls it a "fustian riddle;" in other words, nonsense.

Crucial to process of manufacture was fustian cutting.

Retief pushed through the crowd and stepped up to face the Fustian youth.

The fustian feathers held a small vibration.

Bradford bought his own house, set up a workshop as a fustian weaver, and earned a reputable standing.

"Nothing at all," the huge Fustian elder rumbled.

For God's sake thrust him down stairs; I cannot endure such a fustian rascal.

Plush is a textile having a cut nap or pile the same as fustian or velvet.

Also, because the cotton thread was not strong enough, "fustian" wool or linen had to be used to make the warp for weaving.

A low-pitched vibration filled the air, the rumble of sub-sonic Fustian music.

Carefully, Jack began to stow his possessions in his fustian haversack.

The man's clothes, brown trousers, flaxen shirt, and a light, frayed fustian coat, had seen better days.

So Yuli kept quiet, applying himself to the task of learning all the necessary fustian verses.