cuddy

While studying the pons asinorum in Euclid, he suffered every cuddie upon the common to trespass upon a large field of peas belonging to the Laird, and nothing but the active exertions of Jeanie Deans, with her little dog Dustiefoot, could have saved great loss and consequent punishment.

Nycki Cuddie, the organiser noted, "CCQ, Doha, and Qatar are building bridges and connections while facing the current brotherly disconnection of the blockade.

We believe in educating socially and globally responsible citizens and future leaders and TEDx is a good platform for advocating these values and principles." Nycki Cuddie, a member of the organising team, said:"CCQ and Qatar are building bridges and connections while facing the current disconnect owing to the blockade.

Manager Jackie Cuddie said: "The centre's been very busy, with the car park filling up early on.

And even if her ultimate diagnosis of meaning in the poem as something that always eludes its pursuers--instead remaining (troublingly?) the province of naifs like the Cuddie of the Shepheardes Calender's "October" eclogue or Britomart herself, who "is easily duped or beguiled, who fails to get even the most obvious of literary allusions, who does not know how to interpret allegory, who neglects to read between the lines or to exercise much suspicion or caution, but who presses on all the same" (294)--fails to make the case in a uniformly persuasive manner, her sense that the poem's reader "is destined not to find faery land, not to arrive at any final conclusion, not to master the text, and not to grasp its meaning as a hunter triumphantly bags the prey" (268) rings true.

Gillespie, Richard and Bruno David 2001 'The importance, or impotence, of Cuddie Springs', Australasian Science 22(9):42.

Peter Joseph Cuddie: Plaintiffs allege negligence resulting in personal injury; suit seeks $300,000.

Haemoglobin crystallisation of blood residues from stone artefacts at Cuddie Springs.

Cuddie and cuddin are given for 'a young coal-fish' by ST, with use now being confined to the North, Fife and Argyll.

However, one site, Cuddie Springs in New South Wales, has been held up as evidence for a long overlap between humans and megafauna, seemingly clearing people of being the main agents of the extinction of the animals.