A rather small family, widely distributed, growing in fresh-water swamps and streams.
There are several kinds of Anthericum, rather small, lily-like plants, with grasslike leaves, springing from the base and surrounded by the fibrous remnants of older leaves.
Cut the bread in even slices, rather small, cutting off the crusts.
Then cut it in rather small pieces, about two or three inches square, and bread and fry it.
Root produced within the earth, of medium size, or rather small; usually measuring about three inches in thickness near the crown, and tapering regularly to a point; the length being ten or twelve inches.
The butterfly is rather small, wings semi-transparent, especially at the apex of the fore wings.
Rather small in size, with the eyes moderately large; the antennæ with a distinct club at the end; the palpi with the last joint extremely long and heavily clothed with hair.
A rather small species, with light-fulvous fore wings, shading into yellow toward the outer margins; the dark markings slight, but deep in color.
Its head is as long as the depth of the body, with a pointed snout; the mouth is rather small, with the lower jaw projecting.
The mouth is rather small; the teeth are small, without canines; there are a few teeth on the edge of the tongue, but none on its base.
A rather small genus, but very generally distributed, though commoner in subtropical regions; it is a development of Caradrina; some of the species have a very wide natural range.
A rather small family of universal distribution, but commoner in warm countries.
A rather small, somewhat spreading tree with reddish branches; wild in wet places and often cultivated.
A rather small order of mostly tropical trees or shrubs, with alternate, simple leaves.
Palpi rather small, with their external margin straight, and internal margin oblique: the bristles on the two palpi just meet each other.
The chin is rather small in 6 men; it is fairly well developed in 7 men and 4 women.
Cole is a rather small-sized Morello of little value and no doubt now out of cultivation.
Fruit, rather small, about one inch and three quarters deep, and the same in diameter; almost globular, but occasionally flattened on one side.
Its chief recommendation is, the immense productiveness of the tree, which is rather small, with pendulous shoots, and extremely hardy; it succeeds in exposed situations where many other varieties could not grow.
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