The FLUTE BIRD (Gymnorhina tibicen) is a species of Crow, about sixteen and a half inches in length.
The length of the male is about sixteen inches, the female is somewhat larger, but exactly resembles her mate in the colour of her plumage.
Having found such a place, enlarge the hole until it is about sixteen by twenty inches in size, making a pen the same size as the hole, by shoving down dead sticks about four inches apart.
The average sized coyote will make a footprint about two inches in length and the length of step is about sixteen inches.
Pores irregular, roundish, twice to four times as broad as the bars; about sixteen on the half meridian.
Cortical shell with thorny surface and irregular network; pores roundish, twice to four times as broad as the bars; about sixteen on the half meridian, twelve on the half equator.
Pores irregular, twice to five times as broad as the bars; about sixteen on the half meridian.
Pores irregular, roundish, twice to five times as broad as the bars; about sixteen on the half meridian.
The missionaries say the fall is about sixteen ells, or fifty feet.
The first detachment is therefore gone; I hope that we, the rest, will follow in about sixteen or eighteen days.
One lad of about sixteen, Hofe from Ysabel Island, died last Friday morning.
It was Another, a young lad, about sixteen, Whom Parmeno brought with him.
But she, if living, is about sixteen; Not more: and Thais older than myself.
She is about sixteen, not more; Thais Is elder than myself.
A girl is considered fit to be married when she is about sixteen years of age; a man about twenty, or as soon as the body is fully developed.
The round pits are from ten to fourteen feet in diameter, and the elliptical have a length of about sixteen feet, and are about eight feet at the widest part of the ellipse.
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