legendry

It was not a matter of old legendry at all, but something within the lifetime of those who spoke.

By this time he was increasingly interested in the history and legendry of the American Southwest.

Comporellian legendry in general would be blasted and made into a laughingstock.

Meanwhile there grew up about the mansion and the mountain a body of diabolic legendry.

"Not even in legendry is this city mentioned.

Surely the imaginative blacks had made the most of whatever events might lie behind the extravagant legendry.

Doyle may be deliberately inflating his protagonist to guy his country's legendry.

The fact is this legendry - or rigmarole, as you call it, - has grown up from one generation to the next.

The golden throne of Alkmeenon, named in immemorial legendry!

A coup this size demanded legendry.

Famurza, he knew well, was no believer in such legendry, and had meant only to mock his funereal mood.

History, topography, biology and legendry enliven the commentary.

That old legendry stands us in good stead from time to time, when it is needed to muster the peasants out to fight.

Century after century the Viennese devoted themselves to the housing and feeding of their suzerains' legendry.

All the legendry, of course, white and Indian alike, died down during the nineteenth century, except for occasional atavistical flareups.

Gerard had wholly forgotten the legendry of Averoigne, as he hastened along the sun-flecked path.

This is, of course, convenient for law enforcement - except when law enforcement begins to believe hacker legendry.

The stories had become part of family legendry, told and retold, wild as any romance and embroidered with the passage of time.

"Never again shall I doubt the legendry of Izdrel," said Cushara gloomily.

BJH playing their one of the best songs in legendry concert for the people in front of 177000 people.

There was no crime not proudly claimed as part of the legendry of the space tramp, and Horn was expected to admire these practices.

"Doctor," Spock said then, gentle-voiced, "you are rarely one for legendry, but this tale I think you know.

I said, "Although I've been surrounded by Gunni all my life, I'm still unfamiliar with the more obscure legendry.

Kas is known to have authored Legendry of Great Arms and Fabulous Heroes.

What other explanation is there for the Johannsen narrative but a corroborative account of the legendry of the Great Race?