A precisely analogous work, of smaller size, is situated on Sugar creek at C.
Similar rings, of smaller size, have been found, cut from bone.
There are no enclosures nearer than a mile; though there are three or four other mounds of smaller size, on the same terrace, within a few hundred yards.
There is also another, but of smaller size, off the south-east point of Malus Island.
Cascade Mountains of Washington; less abundant and of smaller size on the eastern and northern slopes of these mountains.
This we softened in the fire, worked into form on the head of an upturned hammer with one of smaller size, and then roughly finished it up with a handsaw file.
Several of those cuts occupy an entire folio page, though the greater number are of smaller size.
The fruit was much esteemed there by the natives; for, although the tree was of smaller size, the fruit was equally large and fine.
One of the natives was a tall, but slim man; the others were of smaller size, but all had a mild and pleasing expression of countenance.
Others, of the same character, but of smaller size, are engraved in Figs.
It is a form of not unfrequent occurrence in the Yorkshire Wolds, sometimes of larger dimensions, and more roughly chipped, but more commonly of smaller size.
Ceramics) Defn: A vase with a separate cover, the body usually rounded or polygonal in plan with nearly vertical sides, a neck of smaller size, and a rounded shoulder.
Contopus virens) similar to the pewee (See Pewee, 1), but of smaller size.
Groelandicus), of smaller size, is found on the shores of the Arctic Ocean, in both hemispheries.
A sub-variety of the Long Purple, earlier and of smaller size.
It is, however, of smaller size, and somewhat earlier.
A print of a smaller size, with some variations, has been since engraved by Ogbourne, and I have seen one of a larger size, of a similar description, without any name.
The same in a smaller size, employed as a vignette to Psalms, Hymns, and Anthems, and also to an account of the institution of the hospital, etc.
In the second impressions the lion is of a smaller size, and eight fleur-de-lis instead of the seven originally inserted.
The white bass (Roccus chrysops) is very similar to it, but shorter and more compressed, reaching a smaller size.
We must, however, allow for those of smaller size, and a hundred-fold or more in number, all engaged simultaneously in the butchery referred to.
A similar species of smaller size, also with the last ray of the dorsal very much produced, is Megalops cyprinoides of the East Indies.
It very much resembles the true mackerel, but is of smaller size, less excellence as a food-fish, and keeps nearer to the shore.
Lagore, where a considerable number, but of smaller size, occurred.
In Lough Owel, county Westmeath, in the immediate neighbourhood of a crannog, a very large canoe was found in company with two of smaller size.
On the north side of the lough, nearly opposite this crannog, there were traces of another of smaller size.
These were found in an ancient fissure filled with rocks of Comanchic age, traversing the Carboniferous strata in which the coal seam lay, and with them were skeletons of other extinct reptiles of smaller size.
The large modern carnivora prey upon herbivores of medium or smaller size, which they are active enough to surprise or run down.
But that which keeps near the surface, and is constantly rising, is of a smaller size and a worse colour, because it is affected by the rays of the sun.
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