Feejee

See Fiji. e's "Henry IV.," Feenix (fe'niks), Cousin. In Charles Dickens's “Dombey and Son," a well-preserved society man, very youthful in appearance: a bachelor, and the cousin of Edith Granger. Fehmarn. See Femern . Fehrbellin (far-bel-lēn'). A small town in the province of Brandenburg, Pru ia, 33 miles northwest of Berlin. IMG:content-0486.png:[blocks in formation] Feith (fit), Rhijnvis. Born at Zwolle, Nether- lands, Feb. 7, 1753: died there, Feb. 8, 1824. A Dutch poet and general writer. His works include "Het Graf" (1792), "Oden en Gedichten" (1796), the trage- dies "Thirza," "Johanna Gray," "Ines de Castro," etc. Fejér (fe'yar), György. Born at Keszthely, county of Zala, Hungary, April 23, 1766: died they had been so many bean-cods. Felixmarte of Hyrcania. An old Spanish ro. mance. It was one of those said to be in Don Quixote's library. Before God, your worship should have read what I have read concerning Felixmarte of Hyrcania, who with one back-stroke cut asunder five giants in the middle, as if