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fletching

[ flech-ing ]

noun

  1. the feathers on an arrow, which stabilize it during flight.


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Fate had brought me to Fletching, and Fate appeared determined I should see the church.

Fletching church was one of the happy discoveries of the journey; though much restored it is of more than ordinary interest.

Mr Jones, of Fletching, Sussex, wrote that scores of cases (probably at least 50 or 60) have had more or less eruption.

Fletching is a very old art and, necessarily, must have many empirical methods and principles involved.

In a manner not dissimilar to my beginning of the fletching art, I took up bow making.

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