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... finally , die by the teeth of his terrier ; * whilst the murderous cat - skinner a a anon . only sees in them subjects appointed to. * We cannot resist the temptation of recording a case of tempered schoolboy vengeance .
... finally , die by the teeth of his terrier ; * whilst the murderous cat - skinner a a anon . only sees in them subjects appointed to. * We cannot resist the temptation of recording a case of tempered schoolboy vengeance .
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The teeth and claws are , to use his expression , “ tremendous , " and the animal is altogether more robust . Domestication does not , generally , diminish the size of animals ; on the contrary , it is the experience of every day that ...
The teeth and claws are , to use his expression , “ tremendous , " and the animal is altogether more robust . Domestication does not , generally , diminish the size of animals ; on the contrary , it is the experience of every day that ...
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Her powerful canine teeth - her scissor - like back teeth , for they can hardly be called molars , and her rough tongue , * a with its horny retroverted papillæ , are all. * In the year 1711 . “ Unmov'd , unmelted by the piteous muse ...
Her powerful canine teeth - her scissor - like back teeth , for they can hardly be called molars , and her rough tongue , * a with its horny retroverted papillæ , are all. * In the year 1711 . “ Unmov'd , unmelted by the piteous muse ...
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Leaving the tail out of the question , there is no doubt that the number and quality of the teeth in some species are identical with the formula belonging to the human subject ; and there may be as little that the peasants of the Landes ...
Leaving the tail out of the question , there is no doubt that the number and quality of the teeth in some species are identical with the formula belonging to the human subject ; and there may be as little that the peasants of the Landes ...
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He laid hold of the tuft of leaves with his teeth ; and pressing his four - paws firmly against the earth , and drawing his head backwards , the root generally followed : when this method , which required considerable force , 1 did not ...
He laid hold of the tuft of leaves with his teeth ; and pressing his four - paws firmly against the earth , and drawing his head backwards , the root generally followed : when this method , which required considerable force , 1 did not ...
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| Название | Zoological Recreations |
| Автор | William John Broderip |
| Издатель | H. Colburn, 1849 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Нью-Йоркская публичная библиотека |
| Оцифровано | 19 окт 2009 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 384 |
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