John Day )-Humour Out of Breath ( John Day )-A Woman is a Weathercock ( Nathan Field )-Amends for Ladies ( Nathan Field)
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If the jib is taken in and the main left standing, the main will have a strong tendency to weathercock the boat into the wind, making it uncontrollable.
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Llewellyn trained 79 winners in three years at Weathercock House, but by June 2009, Llewellyn was sacked as trainer by the owner of Weathercock House, Malcolm Denmark.
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Llewellyn trained 79 winners in three years at Weathercock House, but by June 2009, Llewellyn was sacked as trainer by the owner of Weathercock House, Malcolm Denmark.
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In 1721 he created a rooster weathervane ( also known as the weathercock ) for the New Brick Church on Hanover St, the vane is now on First Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Sandy McCrone was a blind fiddler who is remembered for having climbed to the top of the new church when the scaffolding was still in place and placed a potato on the beak of the weathercock.
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All thirteen runners cleared these banks without incident but at the brook "'Cruickshank "'stumbled on landing and was cannoned into by "'Weathercock "'with both falling.
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As solicitor to Covent Garden Theatre, Forrest was thrown in with the dramatic profession, and he composed a musical entertainment, " The Weathercock ", produced at Covent Garden 17 October 1775.
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The company performed Jonson's " Epicene " in 1609; in 1611 they acted Nathan Field's " A Woman is a Weathercock ", both at Whitefriars and at Court.
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As a result, Prince Rabadash is the recipient of many proverbs, but is only able to use one, the only proverb in this exchange which is originally drawn from English, " Women are as changeable as weathercocks ."
