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Diminutives of the pale consist of:
(a) Pallets. These are a number of
smaller segments each approxi-
matelv 4 the width of the wale,
spaced s8 that the remaioder oj the
field is divided roughly into equal
sections.
Barrulets (Bars gemellw)
(c) Fess cotissed. Here a normal
fess js employed with a barrulet
on either side leaving a srnall section
of the field showing berween.
(b) Pale endorsed. The expres-
with the fess but the term endorse
is used for the pale and it irnplies
a srnaIl section on either side of the
pale with the fieId showing between.
Fess cotissed
(d) Fess double cotissed. Shilar
to fess cotissed but with two barru-
lets on either side.
3. The pale. A vertical section
drawn through the fess point con-
taining from j to & the width of the
shield in the cenlre of the shield. sion irnplies the same as cotissed
Pale endorsed
4. The Bend and the Bend Sinis-
ter. The bend is a part of the shield
contained by two diagonal lines
from dexter chjef to sinister base.
Diminutives of the bend consist
Paie of:
