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Pennon   Listen
noun
Pennon  n.  A wing; a pinion.



Pennon  n.  A pennant; a flag or streamer.






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"Pennon" Quotes from Famous Books



... rung afar on the winds of the morning, Yon dread pennon streams as a lurid bale-star: Hark! shrill from his trumpets an ominous warning Is blown with the breath of the demon of war;— Then bright flashed his steel as the eye of an eagle, Then spread he his wings to the terror-struck foe; Then on! with the swoop of a ...
— The Celtic Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 1, November 1875 • Various

... with his neighbors, he has scourged his foes; Vassal counts and princes follow where his pennon goes, Long-descended valiant ...
— Poems • Christina G. Rossetti

... interlaced oak rafters, and projecting beams smoothly polished at the ends and painted with royal emblems, from which projections no doubt, in early periods, many a banner of triumph had floated and many a knightly pennon. Bishop Brent was fond of this room, and carefully maintained its ancient character in the style of its furniture and general surroundings. The wide angle-nook and high carved chimney-piece, supported by two sculptured angel-figures of ...
— God's Good Man • Marie Corelli

... stood a groom, holding the bridle of a horse whose housings were of the most gorgeous description, a blaze of crimson cloth and gold thread. The owner's spear, with its pennon of embroidered silk, stood close at hand, its iron-shod shaft wedged tightly into a convenient crack in the pavement. Upon the banneret, Constans, with his glass, made out the symbol used by Quinton Edge, a raven in mid-air bearing ...
— The Doomsman • Van Tassel Sutphen

... place at the head of the squadron. It was a bitter severance, but tempered by the expectation of a speedy reunion. The prince took with him two pennons, a black and a white. "If I am successful in my expedition," he said, "I will display the white pennon on my galley; if misfortune befalls me (which God avert) the black will be flying on the prow. Do you come to meet my returning fleet and let a similar indication be visible on your barge to tell of your safety or your misfortune. ...
— Literary Tours in The Highlands and Islands of Scotland • Daniel Turner Holmes


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