Scion of a family
made prosperous by the british empire.
In february willie saved pencil thick shoots,
called scions, from several different varieties of his own apples.
The tragic mary queen of scots was the
last scion
of their line.
Scions of the hasmonaean dynasty.
On his father's side, his ancestors had all been big men, and he was no
degenerate scion.
They would surely make it their business to see that the
young scion
of longleat got well launched in life.
Scion of even italian nobility.
Scions of the tree
were sent to massachusetts in the usa, canada and europe, and later to australia.
Scion of the english establishment.
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