It was seen regularly in the cocoa at the research station and was the most common leafbird.
These bulbuls regularly feed on berries of Trema orientalis.
This species was first observed on August 28 in primary forest and was seen regularly from then until September 28 in secondary forest, primary forest, and in cocoa shade trees.
The habitations of the peasantry in the villages in the vicinity of Keszthely, in the county of Szalad, are built of clay, not regularly thatched, but covered with straw held down by poles laid upon it.
The snail, the helix pomatia, is in great demand at Vienna, where sacks of them are regularlyexposed in the market for sale.
He soon finds himself pulling in a college "challenge four," under the severe eye of a senior cox, and by the middle of December he has rowed his first race, and is regularly entered for a serious vocation.
Now it is (or was) the belief of undergraduates that you might break the decalogue and the laws of man in every direction with safety and the approval of the dons, if you only went regularly to chapel.
Though regularly ordained pastors are necessary to the growth and well-being of the Church, such facts shew that they are not essential to its existence.
These elders afterwards ordained deacons in their respective congregations; and thus, in due time, the Church was regularly constituted.
It was, therefore, proper, that, on this occasion, they should be regularly invested with the ecclesiastical commission.
Count Goertz relates that in Canton, rats and serpents are regularly exposed for sale.
Eden, State of the Poor, I, 254, it is one of the most unambiguous symptoms of advanced civilization when families eat regularly at the same table; so also sleeping in real beds.
Some youths in the back gallery began to whistle and scream, and the sounds were regularly caught up and transmitted by the slumbering mimics.
Some are regularly ribbed from top to bottom with parallel or radiating ridges, and at the same time marked with delicate transverse lines.
The inner edges of each half are very regularly fringed with lines of closely set hairs--so regular, in fact, are they, that they give one the idea of long yet minute beautifully formed combs.
Hyale is single-brooded in England, although two broods regularly appear on the Continent.
Now, the wheel being placed directly behind the sun, for example, and very near to it, is to be turned regularly round, and strongly illuminated by candles placed behind it.
Confine a leech in a large phial, three parts filled with rain water, regularly changed twice a week, and placed on a window frame, fronting the north.
Then it occurred to Harry to regularly drill them as sailors are drilled on shore, in companies, in squares of various kinds, and in battalions or--impis.
Captain Hardy soon found out that the boy could shoot, so he gave him a short, light double-barrelled rifle, and Harry used to go out regularly to stalk seals, when the old sealing commenced.
The chaplain is getting up a school-house, where he will soon teach them as regularly as he can.
Let us have no coup d'état, and let constitutional order beregularly preserved.
Beyond the Magisterial courts there are no other courts regularly sitting.
This term was not current only among the unlettered classes: it was regularly employed in official documents and memorials intended for the inspection of the Shantung Provincial Government.
Shang Ti (still carried out annually on the Altar of Heaven at Peking) were also regularly offered up on the summits of lofty hills.
Hares are numerous, and until the disbandment of the Chinese Regiment they wereregularly hunted with a pack of harriers.
What the Emperor can do on a large scale every head of a Chinese family does regularly on a small one.
From the year 1797 American vessels regularly entered the Columbia and traded with its natives.
That principle is that in every regularly documented merchant vessel the crew who navigate it and those on board of it will find their protection in the flag which is over them.
A woman in Paris, by means of a regularly performed series of experiments, carried the art of poisoning to such perfection that she could predict almost to a certainty the day of death, however remote.
They damn the Sadducee who fails to come regularly to church, although their own devotion consists in reckoning up their usurious gains at the very altar.
The condition of these works to be also regularly entered into the Monthly Returns.
They now had their dinner regularly sent to the beacon, and could continue at work throughout the whole day, while the weather was sufficiently moderate to admit of the boats plying to and from the rock.
The latter, though unpaved, were clean and regularly laid out, debouching frequently into open spaces of waste land, or squares.
A certain proportion of income was regularly reinvested in concerns in which Mr. Masters took no active part, and was accumulative.
The faint sharp click of horses' hoofs stepping swiftly and regularly swept up the road towards the boy.
I never could get a job in a shop, but if I was regularly apprenticed now--if that wasn't too much?
He had a stronger sense of allegiance to his party in the State than to his party at Washington; and the Republican party of New York had regularly declared for Clinton.
On the long frontier of river, lake, and wilderness, it was difficult, with the meagre force regularly at the disposal of the United States, to prevent depredations.
Crawford was to him the Republican candidate regularly chosen, and one agreeable to his party by the vigorous democracy of his sentiments.
But if regularly compelled to perform their great duties alone and in the direct face of the people, and not in the isolation of Washington, there was another constraint, Van Buren said very democratically and with substantial truth.
When the meeting to regularly confirm the nominations made in committee was called at Tammany Hall, the anti-monopolist Democrats sought to capture the meeting by a rush up the main stairs.
That will be impossible when a company is once regularly formed.
And then if the fans didn't cut it when they began to revolve, they'd wind the whole of that cable round and round, and most likely regularly foul the screw badly before they found out what was wrong.
You were regularly taken prisoner while doing your duty, and your skipper can't blame you.
Then the golden splashes in the sea came regularly once more, to grow fainter and fainter, in the direction of the city lights; and then they were alone in the silence and darkness of the night.
Found a way right up to the top of the cliff," he said, "and from there I could regularly look down on the gunboat's deck.
It was only a few minutes later that the bows of a large cutter came in sight, followed by the regularly dipping oars of the crew of swarthy sailors who were pulling hard.
But we should be shut up like in a trap, Sree, and regularly caught," said Harry.
Yes, you can laugh at me; but if I were regularly angry, you would be ready to run.
In America, on the other hand, this labour can be regularlycarried on through the whole winter; while the adjuncts of machinery for cutting and storing, and of steam for transporting it, are brought extensively into action.
He adds in a note, that he was told that the Austrians, till about the year 1718, had no regimental surgeons regularly appointed.
In the nave of this latter church, they are disposed regularly in triplets, the central one only pierced for a window, and each three separated by a flat Norman buttress.
The outline of the fortress is oval, but not regularly so; and it is varied by towers of uncertain shape, placed at unequal distances.
