visaged

The ODJ translation is perhaps the best" "Deceit is not and ought not to be the term used when the end visaged is a virtuous one" (543).

'ugly pugnacious trolls', 'stunted', 'small-minded' and 'gargoyle visaged'.

(61) In England and Wales there was a particular reason for recalling people to their proper place--the poor law costs of their absence: Absconded, from his wife and family at Morpeth, some days ago, Gawen Cowans shoemaker; he is about five feet six inches high, the left leg small and lame, black bearded, long visaged, fully eyed, wears his own black hair, dull of speech, about 40 years old; he is supposed to be in the northern part of the county of Northumberland.

'While the group's geographic expansion may be less broad than originally visaged, a second centre in London was opened during the year and a third centre in South Wales is under evaluation.'

A spokesman for Liverpool City Council said: ``As far as we are concerned at the moment, there is only one credible ven ue for a new football ground of the size en visaged and that's Stanley Park.