"Pinyon" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... Captain Pinyon brought three hundred and twenty-two Sangleys 322 The ship of Captains Bincan and Quinten brought two hundred and ninety-four 294 The ship of Captain Yantin brought three hundred and forty-five 345 ...
— The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898: Volume XIV., 1606-1609 • Various
... Austyn, Hautcl|ere) The loveliest f|^ete and carnival These things do not remember you, belov|ed, — I am in love with all unveil|ed faces. Belov|ed, till the day break, Belov|ed and my Love! Bosomed with the Bless|ed One, Thinking, beside the pi|nons' flame, of days [changed to pinyon in text] The bright Champs-Elys|/ees at last — The impasse and the loved caf|/e; |A deux and pledge across the wine!" Of bearing in grand d|/ejeuner. And rich perfum|/ed smells Of pil|ed masonry, which shall be ours Said he, "Your most belov|ed Here have I no belov|ed, ...
— The Second Book of Modern Verse • Jessie B. Rittenhouse |
