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Shepherdly

Resembling or becoming to a shepherd pastoral rustic

Pastoral life or occupation

A hook fastened to pole by which shepherds lay hold on the legs or necks of their sheep

Resembling a shepherd suiting a shepherd pastoral

solely by them for their guidance, and by s. 22 shepherds' dogs, on a special procedure being followed by farmers or

or metal any tube which produces musical sounds as a shepherds pipe the pipe of an organ

Pastor [Lat., a shepherd], applied to a minister of the Christian religion, who has

hooting, etc., in contrast to peaceful persuasion, see R. v. Shepherd, (1869) 11 Cox CC 325. In matrimonial law, an act

Herdwerch, Heordwerch, herdsmen's work or customary labour, done by shepherds and inferior tenants, at the will of the lord.

of duty, see Leeds Estate Building & Investment Co. v. Shepherd, (1887) 36 CD 787; Re Republic of Bolivia, etc., Ltd.,