green dragon

And we are of an excellent family and have a pedigree that I challenge any humans to equal, as it extends back about twenty thousand years, to the time of the famous Green Dragon of Atlantis, who lived in a time when humans had not yet been created.

There was a billiard-room at the Green Dragon, which some anxious mothers and wives regarded as the chief temptation in Middlemarch.

As soon as possible Rose retired to a corner, with a porcelain god on one side, a green dragon on the other, and, what was still more embarrassing, Fun See sat on a tea-chest in front, and stared at her with his beady black eyes till she did not know where to look.

George, Robin Hood, Maid Marian, and the Green Dragon. Other offshoots of the folk-play were the 'mummings' and 'disguisings,' collective names for many forms of processions, shows, and other entertainments, such as, among the upper classes, that precursor of the Elizabethan Mask in which a group of persons in disguise, invited or uninvited, attended a formal dancing party.

Through the busy market place, amid the baskets and barrows of market day, under the painted wooden sign of the Green Dragon, up a dark side entry, under an arch, and through a tangle of crooked cobbled streets the two threaded their way, the square, strutting figure in front and the lean, lounging figure behind him, like his shadow in the sunshine.

KEEPER Jon Rowley saved two penalties to land Green Dragon a 6-4 victory in their Banks Bitter Wrexham Sunday League's Division One Cup semi-final thriller against Llay RBL.

Today, one of the steam engines on the South Tynedale Railway is called Green Dragon - but is part of a drive by the heritage line operation to be as environmentally friendly as possible, surrounded as it is by a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.

The unit at Calvin House, Green Dragon Yard, in Stockton, has stood empty since the closure of Nostradamus Tattoo Studio.

There's A Dragon in my Closet is a charming picturebook about a young boy and the great green dragon that lives in his closet.

The ancient hostelry was known as the Green Dragon, and a stained glass window showing the dragon which gave the pub the name is still visible today.

The Green Dragon Roller Coaster at GreenWood Forest Park in Gwynedd, uses funicular technology which operated in North Wales slate quarries 200 years ago.