Crossword-Solution: RDI 3 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 4

The second of _Li Cansoun, Lou Bastimen_, offers the following form:-- "Lou bastimen vèn de Maiorco Emé d'arange un cargamen: An courouna de vèrdi torco L'aubre-mestre dón bastimen: Urousamen Vèn de Maiorco Lou bastimen."[7] This stanza reproduces in the sixth line the last word of the first, and in the seventh the last word of the fourth.

The legend, in Lombardic capitals, runs as follows:--"+ SGILLVM + GĀRDIĀNI + GRV̅WVCĒSIS +." Query, Does "GRV̅WVCĒSIS" mean "of Greenwich?" In the _State Papers_, temp.

John Szalárdi, Paul Lisznyai, Gregory Pethö, John Kemény and Benjamin Szilágyi, which last, however, wrote in Latin, were the authors of various historical works.

The court physician dosed him with narcissus flowers steeped in wine, and Ali-Jân, Târdi-Beg and all the other boon companions sat with the monarch to cheer him up by laying the blame of the illness on the cold, or the heat, or what not.

Dost know that he hath put on four Hindustâni cooks to his Royal Kitchen, because forsooth, he hath never tasted the dishes of this accursed country and must needs try them?" "Aye!" said Mahomed Bakshi, who was Superintendent-of-the-Household, "and what is worse, they be the Royal cooks of the late King! Heard you ever such fool-hardiness? Lo! I have put on two new tasters; but what is that? These idolaters have strange ways and strange poisons." "And strange dishes!" put in Târdi-Beg.