in your looks some natural resentment, ...
he ordered you to sit down in turn, and rendered
you the same office ... but ... no
sooner had he plucked one of your boots off
than he brutally beat it about your head ...
and his privileged fool, Le Gloirieux, ... gave
you the name of Tête Bottée.--Sir W. Scott,
Quentin Durward, xxx. (time, Edward IV.).
Te´thys, daughter of Heaven and Earth, the wife of Ocean and mother of the river-gods. In poetry it means the sea generally.
The golden sun above the watery bed