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They fought for half a day, the gold lion and the chequy.
2
Osgrey deers is for the chequy lions, not the likes o' us.
3
The woman will soon find that the chequy lion still has claws!
4
There is a chequy lion carved into the stone above the gates of Coldmoat.
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This is between the chequy lion and the spiders.
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A chequy lion adorned the frayed silk cloak that flowed from the old man's shoulders.
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On front and back it bore the chequy lion, sewn in little squares of green and gold.
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Egg bore the Osgrey banner, the chequy lion green and gold, rampant upon its field of white.
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Osgrey of the chequy lion?
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That would have been a death worthy of a chequy lion descended from so many proud lords and mighty warriors.
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Eustace Osgrey is the Lord of Coldmoat, and his chequy lion flies beside the Webber spider on every tower and wall.
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A chequy lion adorned the bowl, done in flakes of jade and gold, though some of the jade flakes had gone missing.
13
This Chequy Water rises in the Horseshoe Hills, which were wholly mine when last I looked.
14
We make for the Chequy Port, where the Sealord's customs officers will come aboard to inspect our holds.
15
"The stream," he said, "the Chequy Water.
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For the moment, though, the tangled underbrush along the Chequy Water was still thick with thorny vines, nettles, and tangles of briarwhite and young willow.