corde

The game of tir à la corde is illustrated here by our pups. le tir à la corde

Puppies 2009

Nam sicut obstructo ore clibani calor intus fouetur, sic seruato silencio gracia Sancti Spiritus in corde retinetur.

Sensual Encounters: Monastic Women and Spirituality in Medieval Germany 2008

It has been suggested that this attitude goes back to Saint Jerome, who translated the opening of Psalm 53/52 with Dixit insipiens in corde suo, rendering the Hebrew word “nabal” as

WISDOM OF THE FOOL WALTER KAISER 1968

I’m sure you’ll love to know that at Pierre Hermé’s pâtisserie, the fine high-in-gluten flour is fittingly called corde américaine literally, American rope.

foodbeam » Mon pain quotidien – Simple white bread 2007

Ah, Smokey, I remember that not-so-long-ago game of tir à la corde with your siblings.

pressé - French Word-A-Day 2010

I took the following pictures a few days ago, when the remaining four puppies were busy with a game of tir à la corde.

Puppies 2009

Be drest in pure virgyn garments fromme head to heel, and girt with a red girdel of pleached corde, and shodde in blue.

The Night Of the Solstice L.J. SMITH 2010

Ah, Smokey, I remember that not-so-long-ago game of tir à la corde with your siblings.

pressé - French Word-A-Day 2010

Ne parlez jamais de corde dans la maison d'un pendu.

Archive 2010-05-01 Rene Meertens 2010

Although corduroy's origins are up for debate — most say it was invented in Manchester, England in the 18th century, but some believe the name is derived from the French corde du roi, meaning "king's cord" — corduroy has maintained a cult following amongst writers throughout history.

Wale Watch Kimberly Chou 2010