Gavin Hage

"... of that otherwise spelled ‘Howard,’ (of which perhaps ‘Heywood jis another variant) and perchance seen in t residence, If this is the case 'the guardian of thc hedge, or Graven Hage) is thc count's Haw, or I originally a lodge or dwelling of the Count ward, or guard, might easily give ri the guard of the forest (Woodward) “If this he ..."

"... is the reason for using ?The? before Hague in the name of the city in the Netherlands? A. W. X. A. Thc Dutch form of Thc Hague is 's Graven Hage, which means "the count's Hedge.? Hague means a hedge. differs on each one. Q. Please differentiate between a jeep and a peep. F. E. A. Thc term jeep was originally ..."

"... early times t'ho t:ite of a hunting lodge, and a favorite resort of the Counts of Holland. A:j a consequence, the Dutch gave the p'-are the name of "s Graven Hage," literally translated, "the Count's b-edgo or haw." Afterwards it was chsuigt-il to "Den Haag" by way of abbreviation; the Germans term it "Der Hag," ;iml the French "La Hage." Thfi ..."

"... sound like Hog. The French soften it into La Haye. In English it means the Hedge for it was once the royal hunting domain and irrDutch it is 'S Graven Hage. To pronounce this as if it were scrambled eggs with a guttural intonation and a High Dutch frown would be futile. You are miles from the real thing. As for ..."