Majesty From Assateague.

Majesty From Assateague. Majesty MAJESTY. Properly speaking, this term can be applied only to God, for it signifies that which surpasses all things in grandeur and superiority. But it is used to kings and emperors, as a title of honor. It sometimes means power, as when we say, the majesty of the people. See, Wolff, Sec. 998. From Assateague Harvey Hagman Tidewater tidewater,in U.S. history, that part of the Atlantic coastal plain between the shoreline and the farthest upstream points in rivers reached by oceanic tides. In many cases the fall line is given as the western boundary. Publishers c/o Cornell Maritime Press PO Box 456, Centreville, MD 21617 0870335529 $8.95 1-800-638-7641 Fans of Henry's Misty mist��y?adj. mist��i��er, mist��i��est1. Consisting of or marked by mist: a misty rain; a misty night.2. and other horse stories won't wantto miss Harvey Hagman's appealing Majesty From Assateague,including black and white illustrations by David Aiken and 76 pages ofaction. Michael's parents were killed in a car accident andhe's temporarily lost the use of his legs, ending his soccer teaminvolvements, so a concerned grandfather brings the boy to AssateagueIsland As��sa��teague Island?A long narrow island along the coast of Maryland and Virginia separating Chincoteague Bay from the Atlantic Ocean. It is a popular resort area. , home to a herd of wild ponies, where one special pony captureshis attention and revitalizes his interest in life. A gentle story ofrecovery and animal affection evolves.