He perceived the ferret-faced man and the albinotalking together with their eyes towards him.
The albino was grinning confidently, like a man who plans an agreeable trick.
The swart man waited for the albino to precede him.
That day came a scuffle with the albino Whitey and the little ferret-faced man.
Wait for the end of the spell, mate," said the albinoover his shoulder--an afterthought.
A dirty-faced albino extended a hand to the ferret-faced man.
This case seems analogous to that lately given of albino birds not pairing from being rejected by their comrades.
Among these, was the Albino family, consisting of a man, his wife, and son, who were by far the most interesting and attractive specimens of their class I had ever seen.
I was informed by several persons, that about two years ago, the king had in his possession an Albinoof the deer kind.
One who had seen a perfect albino of the human species, would find it impossible to separate the impression of his appearance from that of the animals now before us.
This circumstance I should scarce have thought worth the noticing, were it not that I shall have occasion to mention in the sequel an instance of an animal of the albino kind, possessed of the peculiar eye of the human albino.
A true or complete albino is altogether devoid of pigment.
Among albino rats, for instance, the author of this article has reason to believe, upon theoretical grounds resting on an experimental basis, that probably no less than thirteen types exist.
This is likewise true of albino mice when they carry the determinants for more than one colour.
Hurst has shown that the long-haired and albino characters are always accompanied in heredity with the swaying habit.
But the third son married twice, and by the first wife had five normal and one albino children, and by the second, six normal and three albino children.
And yet the albino itself shows no somatic pattern or pigment.
Cuenot was the first to show this for albino mice.
It is well known that the long-haired albino rabbit, called Angora, when at rest, has the habit of swaying its head sideways in a peculiar fashion.
It is not only among albino animals that colour factors are carried in a latent condition, but also in white flowers.
Or, to express it otherwise, an albino extracted from yellow parents, bred with an albino extracted from black parents, will give an albino offspring whose gametes in equal numbers are bearers of the black and yellow determinants.
At Sabachshe we discovered that our expenses had overrun our estimates, and sent Albino back to Nohcacab with the keys of our money trunk, and directions to follow us in all haste to this place.
Dimas mounted lengthwise upon a log, and Albino doubled himself up in a bano, or bathing-tub, which kept him from the bare ground, but not above the jump of a flea.
Albino had inquired of the cacique for the ancient relics of which we had heard accounts, and the Indians brought a copy of Cogolludo, wrapped up and treasured with great care in the casa real.
The next morning at daylight we sentAlbino with the Indians to begin clearing around the ruins, and after breakfast we followed.
We had sent Albino before to make all our necessary arrangements, and on the fifteenth we took our final leave of this village.
Soon Albino came thundering along on the trotter, and we learned that we had really passed Yakatzib, as the women had no doubt told us.
Albino followed him, in hopes of persuading the woman to return; but as soon as she caught a glimpse of him she ran into the woods.
To make amends, and again conciliate, we answered that we would dine at his house, which he acknowledged through Albino as a much higher honour.
We told Albino to throw down our torches, and go back for Indians and rope to haul us out.
Albino had not come up with us, and passing through one Indian rancho, we came to another, in which were many paths, and we were at a loss which to take.
The albinohad just now crept through the country of the Mambava.
And similarly, not long ago an account was published of an albino race somewhere in Canada which had acquired a special name.
Can it have been that, because negro children are born pale or nearly white, an albino was deemed a proper president for a society, all the initiated members of which claimed to have been born again?
Frank North also told me that the Pawnee had a sacred package which contained, among other objects of veneration, the skin of an albino buffalo calf.
They were not medicine-men, neither were any of the members of the single albino family among the Navajo in 1881.
I have specimens of many varying shades of orange and yellow, and a few albino females.
It is subject to considerable variation, albino females and melanic males being sometimes found, as well as dwarfed specimens of very small size.
The second pair consisted of an albino of yellow ancestry, AY, and a black mouse, CB.
The first pair of grandparents consisted of an albino of gray ancestry, AG, and one of black ancestry, AB.
Listen to the Albino Patti, whose voice has the greatest range of any singer in the world and has delighted the ears of Royalty all over the Civilized Globe!
They were formally introduced to the Snake Charmer, the Albino Patti, and the Fortune Teller; also to a sad-looking little man in a suit of misfit clothes whose duty it was to lecture about the attractions.
The last picture was that of “Zul-Zul, the Celebrated Albino Prima Donna,” singing before the crowned heads of Europe.
White and black; -- said of a white animal of a black species, or the albino of the negro race.
The name was originally applied to analbino variety.
When Stooder stopped to bawl curses at it the albino thing halted and made a great pretence of snouting at a flea bite, utterly oblivious to his presence.
Church's analyses have shown that albino leaves contain more water and less organic matter than green ones of the same plants, but not necessarily less ash constituents.
At the time when Darwin was writing, if a plant brought into cultivation gave off an albino variety, such an event was without hesitation ascribed to the change of life.
She produced, however, by the albino male three litters of young, which together consisted of six individuals, all black.
The albino male was considerably larger than the pigmented male; nevertheless his young average distinctly smaller in size.
The grafted animal was now mated with a male albino guinea-pig.
In each of the litters the white young is from analbino father which received the lead treatment, while the pigmented offspring is from a normal, homozygous, pigmented male.
Thus in the crosses from the wild gray mice and albino mice the progeny are all gray mice since one parent had the determiner or group of determiners for grayness and the hybrid offspring must also possess it.
The pigmented young one is from the same albino mother by a normal pigmented father.
If albino (aa) is mated with albino (aa) nothing but albino children may be expected.
Diagram showing the scheme of inheritance in guinea-pigs when black and albino forms are crossed.
The white young one is from a normal albino mother mated to an albino father which had received lead treatment.
Likewise the presence of black in black guinea-pigs is dominant to its absence in albino guinea-pigs and the resulting progeny are all black.
Or to use the adjective forms, a pure black guinea-pig is homozygous for black pigment, an albino guinea-pig is homozygous for absence of pigment, while a cross between the two is heterozygous for pigment.
An albino (aa) mated with a normal individual will have normal offspring (Aa), but they will have the capacity for transmitting albinism to their descendants.
He found a place next to Brandog of Hulpin, sat near the albino woman.
Only Brandog of Hulpin seemed ruffled, and it would be many moments before her albino skin looked again like soft alabaster.
The instructor still did not seem sure of himself, but there were angry mutterings in the crowd, and the albino woman who had almost but not quite joined the fighters said, "Let me try a fall with him.
One tall albino woman seemed hesitant, stepped back toward the circle, but she backed away again when a gold man big as Kard of Shilon strode forward eagerly.
Brandog of Hulpin with the albino skin like alabaster; Luog the young, green-skinned Pandenian .
The albino was an old hand and could rightly read the signs.
The albino half-closed his eyes, the pale eyeballs glittering through the slit of his lids as he reflected on this proposition, tapping a careless finger on his knee.
If the albino had lived he'd never have run his neck into a noose by a raid like this.
The roasted albino is Harper, our leading bad man in these parts," Evans remarked to Harris.
The albino motioned his men toward their horses and they mounted and rode off down the bottoms.
Harper's men came in, the albino standing half a head taller than any other on the floor, and they mingled with the rest as if their records were the most immaculate of the lot.
Why doesn't some man that is a man kill that albino fiend and all his whelps and rid the country of his breed?
The surge of the crowd, pressing back out of line, threw the albino on the edge of it, his big form towering alone.
If the mole were physiologically incapable of producing an albino that variety would not have come into being, and if the albino were totally incapable of getting its living it would not be able to hold its own.
In an analogous case however, that of a variegated Pelargonium which has green and also albino shoots, Baur proved that the shoots pure in colour are also pure in their posterity.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "albino" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
