scutcheon

I can sympathise: there is a blot on my own scutcheon.

The apes below are the supporters of his scutcheon.

Honour is a mere scutcheon- and so ends my catechism.

I will wash out with blood whatever blot they may dare to cast on my scutcheon."

A troop rode forth with banner and scutcheon, plume and lance, to meet him.

His eyes fell on an old chest somewhat like that in which the artist's strange legacy lay hid beneath a Gothic scutcheon.

The predictable glory, of course, the royal flattery, the heraldic promotions on the Columbus scutcheon.

But there was one blot on Mr. Biddle's otherwise stainless scutcheon.

The emblem is a green scutcheon, divided into two parts: half being blue representing the sea, and the other being gold with a burning flame.

Able to walk right up to the set, the two girls watched the filming of part of "A Blot on Scutcheon".

So the blot on the Queen's scutcheon as to her foreknowledge and too previous announcement of Amy's death disappears.

Already oftentimes the sons have wept The father's crime; and let him not believe That God will change His scutcheon for the lilies.

You are not to see that, Lord Colambre--that's a little blot in our scutcheon.

The Blot on the Kaiser's 'Scutcheon.

V: A Blot in the 'Scutcheon (play) (1843)

A Blot on the 'Scutcheon (1912)(short)

His colours were the white colours of Mansoul and his scutcheon was the dead lion and the dead bear.'

My scutcheon plain declares that I am Alisander- BOYET.

No longer now, shall Slander's venomed spite Crawl like a snake across his perfect name, Or mar the lordly scutcheon of his fame.

What he relishes in Dante, is the vice-like tenacity with which he holds a mental image before the eyes, as if it were a scutcheon painted on a shield.

His arms, great scutcheon of stone, once at drawbridge, have now languished Long in the moat, under garbage; at moat-brink, rosemary with blue, thistle with gold bloom, nod.

Beyond, where the passage grew high and broad enough to allow, twenty cavalrymen gleamed in full armor of plate, banner and scutcheon, plume and lance, astride our biggest chargers.

The National Theater also contracted her to translate Macbeth and As You Like It, then Robert Browning's Blot in the 'Scutcheon.

"I can only think of two suicides, one violent death, four or perhaps five broken hearts, and half a dozen little blots on the scutcheon in the way of misalliances, seductions, natural children, and the like.

Such scutcheon they forward to him diligently from behind the Rhine; till he too bestir himself and march, and in sour humour, another Lord of Land is gone, not taking the Land with him.