Editing Complex Lines from old Heraldic Primer
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|In most cases, the default is for patterns to be | |In most cases, the default is for patterns to be | ||
applied to all edges of an ordinary. For instance, | applied to all edges of an ordinary. For instance, | ||
here is Sable, a pale wavy argent: | here is Sable, a pale wavy argent: | ||
|When all edges of a multi-edged ordinary are | |When all edges of a multi-edged ordinary are | ||
indented, the term "dancetty" is used. For instance, | indented, the term "dancetty" is used. For instance, | ||
here is Sable, a pale dancetty argent: | here is Sable, a pale dancetty argent: | ||
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