I tell you it's a truly rural octette.
"The Real Latin Quarter"
F. Berkeley Smith
For practical and divisional purposes it is perhaps well to compose an octette of the churches of the Isle of France and those lying contiguous thereto, Paris, Beauvais, St. Denis, Amiens, Reims, Rouen, Chartres, and Le Mans, which may be taken together as representative of the greatest art expression of the Gothic builders, as well as being those around which centred the most significant events of Church and State.
"The Cathedrals of Northern France"
Francis Miltoun
One evening there had put in an appearance at one of the Ludlow meetings-a meeting of the Hurdy-gurdy octette, which afterwards gave instrumental performances with such success at Letchworth, Bushey and Golder's Green-Mr. Strong, the original founder and present editor of the "Novum Organum," or, as it was usually called, the "Novum."
"A Crooked Mile"
Oliver Onions