Caille

Creme parmesanne, oeuf de caille, truffes noires et consommé ❋ Unknown (2008)

Bref j'ressemble a rien mais ca caille quoi!!!! oui jay je ressemble a une pelotte de laine!! ❋ Pinku-tk (2008)

Manque pu qu'a me trouver un garde du corps parce que je vis dans une ville de caille qui detestent cette salle de concert parce que principalement dédiée au rock, metal, punk, ... ❋ Pinku-tk (2007)

Main course was a minuscule caille guineau fowl and there were no vegetables, only salad. ❋ Unknown (2004)

In the Caucasus I had kephir, and I used to carry kephir grains, and in America I, at least, could have kumiss or Ilya Ilich's lait caille. ❋ Frederick O'Brien (1900)

The gardens of the caille, which were formerly very extenfive, are now converted into private property; and the fuperb gallery, which was con - flruded by Henry IV. to divide the upper and lower gardens, is only to be traced in its ruins. ❋ Unknown (1797)

Here are the ruins of a caille, almoit furronnded by the iea. ❋ Unknown (1797)

To this caille the prin - cefs, afterwards Queen Mary I. retired, when the Lady Jane Grey was her competitor. for the crown. ❋ Unknown (1797)

Takes Gavafton prifoucr in Scarborough caille, 336.., earl of, is taken prifoner with his whole army at fea, by Henry king of Caftile, ii. ❋ Unknown (1796)

In the hall of this caille. are two pair of the hdrns of Moofe. prov. ❋ Seward, William Wenman (1795)

Leinfter j near 5 miles from Dublin caille, and fit. on the great road to. ❋ Seward, William Wenman (1795)

On the left, betweep Elda and Villena, is Sax, a village of two thbu - fand fouls, in a moil romantic fituation, at the foot of a fleep and rugged mountain, on the fummit of which is an old caille looking perpendicularly down upon the vil - lage, witli its adjacent plain. ❋ Unknown (1791)

Kilpec caille and family, q King, Sir Joho DaOiwood, ❋ Unknown (1789)

Benedid was depofed by the council; but the harmlefs old man was left in a folitary caille to excommunicate Jtwice each day the rebel king - doms which had deferted his canfe. ❋ Unknown (1788)

The exterior of the building is not to be commended: it reminded me of what I had imagined might be the ilyle of a Baron's caille in Europe, about the ❋ Unknown (1783)

But receiving advice that Malec Shah was marching againfl him, he retired into the caille of Berjes; which being taken, he was thrown into irons, and confined in a fortrefs of confiderable ftrength. ❋ Unknown (1780)

I went out in a boat to view this entrance, and the caille, or fort, that commands it; and, coming back with the tide of flood, 1 oblerved fo'nie filial! fun to Ikip and pla upon the furface of the watery upon which I afked, What fifh they were? ❋ Unknown (1778)

a young clergyman at Edinburgh, was fent pri - foner to the caille of Blacknefs, for his freedom from the pulpit on that head. ❋ Unknown (1768)