The hole, as usual with this type, is nearly parallel.
The shaft-hole is nearly parallel, though somewhat expanding at each end.
Flat, where the external face is nearly parallel to the internal, and the two edges are formed by narrow facets, as in Fig.
The two sides are ground concave, and the shaft-hole is nearly parallel.
Three feet cylindrical, twice as long as the shell, nearly parallel, vertical, at the distal end divergent, with a recurved branch near the base.
The two pectoral feet very large, cylindrical, nearly parallel, vertical, slightly curved, twice to three times as long as the shell.
Three horns and six feet nearly of the same size and form; short, conical, slightly divergent or nearly parallel, shorter than half the ring.
On the north side of the Arkansa is a ridge of considerable elevation, nearly parallel in direction to the aggregate course of the river.
Again, in three species of the Lamellicorn genus Oryctes, we have a nearly parallel case.
From there to Fredericksburg he had the use of the two roads above described running nearly parallel to the Wilderness.
The habitual order of march will be, wherever practicable, by four roads, as nearly parallel as possible, and converging at points hereafter to be indicated in orders.
Pillar files are tapered in thickness from the middle to each end; the width is nearly parallel, and one of the edges is left safe.
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