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by Pascal Gross
Or on a mount of three coupeaux Vert a lion rampant Gules holding a stump
raguly Sable.
Christopher Southworth
It is possible that this flag is canting, since according to my dictionary
"dürr" when applied to wood means "dead" and the word for
an ash-tree is "Esche," so, allowing for either sloppy orthography or
a deliberate pun, that may be a raguly section of a dead ash tree in the lion's
paws.
John Ayer, 16 February 2001
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