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sg symptoms of debility royalty in haling louis philippe duke of orleans one of the french royalists who came surnames and tneirorigm goodwin variation godwin how to teu whether your blood back to london in very indifferent mow io leu vynciucr iuu a health as a result of his recent ex- needs revitalizing peditlon to africa unlike his sister j racial origin anglosaxon j win- queen amelia of portugal and his sour a name the symptoms of general debility kng manuel wno cm source a given name vary according to the cause but weak- stantjy t0 be teea around london there is no particular distinction in nees is always present a tendency to gqes about yery mtle perspire and fatigue easily ringing in the ears sometimes black spots pass ing before the eyes weak back verti go wakefulness caused by inability to stop thinking and unrefreshlng sleep the cause of the trouble may be some he is rather being able to trace ones family name grieved at being exiled from france though in nls young days you remem ber he more than ence insisted on go ing there claiming his right as a freuchman to serve as a conscript lu i the army he used to live at york drain on the system or it may be men- j house r 5 que tal or physical overwork sometimes in- amea was born at one sufficient nutrition disturbance due to digestive time i was a frequent visitor to the house the grounds are on the banks back to a normanfrench origin in old england probably a majority of eng lish family names are derived from norman sources which is strange at first thought considering that at no time was the bulk of the population in england norman the paradox is explained by the if you have any or all of these symp- of tnames witn the moet exquis fact that the normans being for sev n rose3 but the chief thi centuries the rulers of the land newscourlls through your veins i about york house is he bg marbe dominated it in the matter of language th7 should be itos in t svvjmmln8 poo specially bult by th0 names though numerically weak- thirt loud an increase in our decorated witq orleans er n the anglosaxon element un- appetite a better digestion and soon a renewal of strength and vigor you can get these pills through any dealer in medicine or by mall post paid at 50c a box from the dr wil liams medicine co brockvllle ont til finally they were absorbed and fol- private ogradys nerves lowing the political severance with their old land normandy drifted will ingly into the melting pot thus during this period of domin ance of the french tongue say through the twelfth and thirteenth centuries the historical records show ye have seen practically nothing of the queen of the netherlands who with her prince consort and her daughter the princess juliana have been here in england for a months holiday in the poet wordsworths country at grasmere among the lakes veterans of the great war who of westmoreland they have had the a vry sn minority of the old anglo- served in the frontline trenches in quietest of times aud their wish for gaxon given names anglosaxon franco will be able to sympathize with unobtruslveness has been compiled names indeed disappeared for a time private ogrady some of them can i with the prince consort took his more completely even than anglo- remember seeing tho posts that held daughter juliana long climbs in the g speech the barbed wire out in front come to- j mountains while the queen devoted a j but nere an there they were to be gether on a moonlight night and ad- good deal of her time to watercolor t f among these rare instances vance in a stealthy and threatening painting of the lake scenery the 1 are seyera godwins spelled variously manner they know how they felt as dutch royal family never came near evening came and they prepared to j london really for fear they might get stand to they can understand how engulfed in the gaieties of the season i ogrady felt when after a day of hard j the mother of the murdered czar fighting under a blistering phlllpplna has been staying with her sister queen alexandra mother of the king the two widowed queens are lnsepar- able more than once recently when 1 1 have sauntered into hyde park on a i tto that the in goiq or sunny afternoon to listen to the band of the grenadier guards i have seen their open automobile drawn up under the trees so they might enjoy the music of course everybody knows who they are but no one is so bad mannered as to go near and stare at them queen alexandra however has always the brightest smile for anyone who salutes her as the car drives along but the dowager empress of russia always seems to be wrapped in sir sun he was assigned to sentry duty the battalion camp was not more that a quarter of a milo from a curv ing bead and ogradys post was at tho waters edge as darkness fell and the stars came out he felt weak and depressed he glanced at the line of a fire crested wave and watched it charge toward the shore he glanced nt a fiat rock lying some dozen paces away what did the rock move it certainly did he looked in the opposite direction another flametipped wave was rolling toward a number of rocks lying a short distance from the water those rocks moved too very slowly they i sadness as well she might be started to meet tho incoming wave john foster fraser he shouted halt and brought his gun to bear the rocks halted and ogrady rub bed his eyes what had happened to him he had glanced back over his shoulder toward camp a rock directly behind him was coming toward his ah sneaking up to bolo him in the back ogrady rushed madly at it and dashed the butt of his gun against its hard surface then he mopped his forehead just a common reckon the sand he looked up and down the shore there they were again rocks every where were moving toward the water edging creeping crawling by ones by twos by threes and in large groups then the sentinels nerves gave way the whole battalion was awakened by his yelling like a com anche as his rifle spat fire in the dark ness- when it was safe to approach him it took half an hour to calm him and to prove to him that his treacherous traveling rocks were only immense but innocent turtles making their godewin godwyne and godun they became familiar names as did other given names by tho addition of the termination son or the prefixing of the norman fltz with the same meaning and in the course of time these again have been dropped the form goodwin is explained by ally was pronounced long as in hole and that the spelling 00 also at one time had the same pronunciation oake3 variations oake oakbolt oakley oakover oakshot oakslade oker nokes racial origin english sourcea locality i here is another group of family names belonging to the locality classl- i ficatlonj one and all of these names apparently sprang up simultaneously and quite naturally in nearly all parts of england at least in all parts where oak trees grew consequently the pos session of thi3 name is no guarantee of relationship even a remote one with other persons bearing the same name or ones similar to it the original forms of the name of course were nearly always preceded by words that show it was at first merely a descriptive phrase in the old records we find the norman pre fixes del and de meaning of used with it and also the anglosaxon atte at the old spellings of the names include dell oke atte oke atte ok del okes de okolt de okholt de ocleedo akelegh de okovere de ocslado and oker the last of these is simply oaker that is a contraction of the old- were meaning man with the word oak an oak holt is an oak thicket an oak s ade is a grasscovered open space in an oak forest an oak lev lee or legh is either a shelter or pasture near oaks an over is flat land near the sea or a river if oaks grew upon it the medieval english called it an okovere or okeovere the termination shot in the name oakshot is simply a contraction of holt to be found in a great many english place names the name of nokes is a contraction of the form atten okes inwhlch the 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