- pen), a
quill has no
internal ink
reservoir and
therefore needs to
periodically be
dipped into an
inkwell during writing. The hand-cut
goose quill is rarely...
- gilt-edged Holy
books from 1200s - 1600s.
These pieces were
wrapped around goose quills to
create coiled shapes for
decoration of
reliquaries and holy pictures...
- "Grágás"; i.e., the Gray
Goose Laws.
Various etymologies were
offered for that name: The fact that the laws were
written with a
goose quill; The fact that the...
-
games were
spoiled by
incomprehensible rules. The
trophy is a br****
goose quill and
inkwell on a chessboard. 1981
Focus 1982 Dark
Tower 1983 Giganten...
- "
Goose Capital of Saskatchewan".
Quill Lake was
originally established as Lally,
named after a
railway official of the day.
Later it was
renamed Quill...
-
south and east to
Queensland where they are
sometimes called white-
quilled pygmy goose. They are
among the
smallest waterfowl in the
world and are found...
- porcupines,
which raise their quills when threatened, or sea
otters when they
encounter sharks or
other predators.
Goose bumps are
created when tiny muscles...
-
Guardian of the Pond, door guard;
Wielder of the
Goose Quill, secretary;
Keeper of the
Golden Goose Egg, treasurer. Some
Ponds are
further split into...
- following: the fact that the laws were
written with a
goose quill, the fact that the laws were
bound in
goose skin, or
because of the age of the laws—it was...
- which") and
measuring 28 3/4
inches by 23 5/8 inches,
probably with a
goose quill and with ink made of iron
filings in oak gall that was
black when applied...
