And he had not vouchsafed another word until, over the desert glare, his cousin's aerie had blazed out, beating back the molten sun-rays.
"Rung Ho!"
Talbot Mundy
He stood, looking over very gloomily at Cunningham, making a dozen wild plans for getting rid of Miss McClean-by no means forgetting poison-and the height of Alwa's aerie from the plain below!
"Rung Ho!"
Talbot Mundy
What a contrast presents itself when we compare the famous flag of the army of Italy, which the youthful conqueror, Bonaparte, carried to the Directory, with those drooping eagles who had now to defend the aerie whence they had so often taken flight to spread their triumphant wings over Europe!
"Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, v12"
Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne