The agatized wood is sometimes known by the Indian name of shinarump.
He was the leader of what is sometimes known as the third sceptical school and revived to a great extent the doctrine of Pyrrho and Timon.
The tree is sometimes known as Spanish oak in the southwestern part of its range, but the name is ill-advised, for the true Spanish oak (Quercus digitata) occurs in the same region.
In North Carolina and Alabama, and in literature, it is sometimes known as rosemary pine, but that name applies rather to fine timber cut from any southern yellow pine, than to this species in particular.
Posterior curvature of the spine, sometimes known as Pott's Disease, occurs most frequently in children, and is generally developed before the seventh year.
This trembling is very characteristic, so that the disease is sometimes known as "the trembles.
This plant, which is closely related to the death-camas plants, is sometimes known as "stagger grass" and causes a considerable loss in the Southern States.
This worm is about one-half inch long, and somewhat conical in shape; hence the name, conical fluke, by which it is sometimes known.
Owing to this habit it issometimes known as the ouistiti, or tee-tee.
For this reason the baboons are sometimes known as dog-faced monkeys.
The magot issometimes known as the Barbary ape, although of course it is not really an ape at all.
This man, sometimes known to the whites as Kiowa Dutch, was born in Germany and is now, according to his own account, about 70 years of age.
The osprey is sometimes knownas the sea-eagle, and heraldically so termed.
The billet, slightly widened, is sometimes known as a block, and as such will be found in the arms of Paynter.
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