He turned a broach that had worn a crown.

They need to swallow that big horse pill that is the West Virginia loss, forget about it and re-focus this week.

Indeed, as the two gentlemen reached the door, a landau drove up, a magnificent yellow carriage, lined with brocade or satin of a faint cream colour, drawn by wonderful grey horses, with flaming ribbons, and harness blazing all over with crests: no less than three of these heraldic emblems surmounted the coats-of-arms on the panels, and these shields contained a prodigious number of quarterings, betokening the antiquity and splendour of the house of Clavering and Snell.

Patients who speak neologistically write neologistically. (However, the letters in neologistic words usually are grouped in clusters that are consistent with letter groupings for real words.)