The gorget appears to have been cut on the bias and was pulled up to cover the throat. |
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With his right hand, he lifted away his iron veil, his crown and mask and gorget, exposing his slender face. |
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The arrow took him through the throat, the armour piercing head passing through the gorget on the swordsman's throat with ease. |
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Most of it was plate-mail with chain leggings and a chain gorget around her throat. |
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He staggered over to Cecil's form, and seized him up by the back of his gorget. |
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Where the man has a hood the woman has, as a rule, a head-veil and wimple or gorget. |
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The female, scaly-brown in colouring, displays a much less conspicuous off-white gorget. |
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Both males and females are predominantly black with a glittering, rosy throat patch, or gorget, and emerald wings. |
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In the early days, as in the 1631 Mauritshuis painting with gorget, kiss-curl and slimmed-down nose, he flattered himself. |
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The close burgonet has a high comb, a peak, a barred, spiked visor and three gorget plates. |
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In the 19th century, the development of superior instruments and procedures for lithotomy thankfully rendered the gorget obsolete. |
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The gorget was an instrument historically used for the removal of stones from the bladder. |
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The cutting edge of the gorget was then used to introduce an opening into the bladder. |
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The beak served as a guide, being slid down a groove in an instrument known as the staff, which was positioned beneath the gorget. |
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There is also a photograph of the Hart Militia Crest and of a military gorget that belonged to Aaron Hart. |
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The cinnamon-red male has a shiny green patch on top of the head and a scarlet gorget, or throat patch, that sometimes appears black. |
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Hincmar recognized an Egyptian gorget on the former and a Roman helmet on the latter. |
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It resembles the Ruby-throated Hummingbird, but the male's gorget is deep violet changing to black. |
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Once the opening was made and the stone located, the surgeon could then slide a pair of forceps along the concave portion of the gorget and into the bladder to grasp and remove the stone. |
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He wears a splendid gorget, or throat patch, of silky, ruby red feathers, which sometimes appear orange, or even jet black, depending on the light. |
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Besides the various badges and embellishments indicating his military rank, an officer wore a special emblem: a crescent-shaped metal neckpiece called a gorget. |
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Hawkmoon whipped his sword from the scabbard, leaped forward, and drove the blade into the throat of the warrior just below his gorget. |
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Originally it was a thick leather garment covering the body from neck to waist, consisting of a breastplate and a backpiece fastened together with straps and buckles and a gorget, a collar protecting the throat. |
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The officer's gorget was a last vestige of medieval armour. |
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Renly lifted his chin to allow Brienne to fasten his gorget in place. |
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