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Updated: June 22, 2025
'Protector of the Poor! The man backed towards the voice. 'Mahbub Ali says 'Hah! What says Mahbub Ali? He made no attempt to look for the speaker, and that showed Kim that he knew. 'The pedigree of the white stallion is fully established. 'What proof is there? The Englishman switched at the rose-hedge in the side of the drive.
What! have you forgotten the pedigree? Wasn't I right to keep that back? and now march and take a good long walk." Her tongue was a spur. It made David's drooping manhood rear and prance a trumpet, and pealed victory to come. David kissed her warmly and strode away radiant. She looked sadly after him. She had never spoken so hopefully, so encouragingly.
As its name would indicate, this race, by exception to the fundamental principle of the Jockey Club, is open to horses of every kind, without regard to pedigree, above the age of three years. The publication of the weights takes place at the end of June, when the betting begins.
I soon observed, that without money there was no respect, honour, or convenience to be acquired in life; that wealth amply supplied the want of wit, merit, and pedigree, having influence and pleasure ever at command; and that the world never failed to worship the flood of affluence, without examining the dirty channels through which it commonly flowed.
If the names of the groups had been simply written down in a linear series the representation would have been still less natural; and it is notoriously not possible to represent in a series, on a flat surface, the affinities which we discover in nature among the beings of the same group. Thus, the natural system is genealogical in its arrangement, like a pedigree.
He got there, but he found no justice in that shop. The German navy is very systematic, keeps accurate books, makes no accidental mistake. The pedigree and record of the Schwarzkopf were found. It was issued to a certain U-boat on a certain date. Undoubtedly it was the missile which unfortunately sank the Tubantia. All this was admitted and deeply regretted.
And from this undisputed fact it is an inevitable inference that these various races contain, along with other elements, a race-element in common, due to their Aryan pedigree.
He was charmed with the cows, admired their breed, almost raved over Jack, the bulldog, whose pedigree was nearly as long as that of Lady Mary, who was the daughter of a hundred earls. He gave me many hints about my fine poultry, and wrote that first night for a pair of his very finest buff cochins to be sent over from his place in England, which he had just inherited from his uncle.
No one even dare ever talk about the royal pedigree of the countries that have been conquered, or even of any neighbouring countries; no one dare visit the king's guests, or be visited by them, without leave, else the king, fearing sharers in his plunder, would say, What are you plucking our goose for?
It is true that he was "a savage," but if merit there be in "blood," and for my own part I would not have a dog unless I was sure about his pedigree, he was descended of a long and illustrious line of chiefs, whose ancestors, mayhap, were foremost in that splendid civilization, that has left us an art mighty and full of wonders, centuries before the destroying sails of Cortez were spread upon the deep.
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