Though very warm, the climate of Malabar is very healthy, and the soil is fertile in rice, fruit, and all sorts of herbs.
Though very unwilling to leave him and my mother, I was, of course, obliged to obey his commands.
Though very unpalatable, it would serve to keep us alive; it, at all events, stopped the gnawings of hunger and enabled us to go to sleep.
We accordingly retreated towards the fort, though very unwilling to return without some ducks for dinner.
There are also cockles buried in the sand of the small beaches; and in some places oysters, which, though very small, are well tasted.
He was one of those men who, though very young, have the air of age, and who, though slender, are extremely strong.
As he owned nothing, he never locked his door, unless occasionally, though very rarely, when he was engaged in some pressing work.
Though very shy of man, when once taken up in the arms she lay as quiet as a cat; but with all dogs she was very quarrelsome, fighting savagely with a greyhound bitch I had on board, and several times nearly killing a small dog.
By this time one of the men was seriously indisposed; all hopes, therefore, of proceeding much further upon this most interesting expedition I was compelled, though very reluctantly, to abandon.
The vice-admiral also was obliged to furl his sails shortly after, the fog being so thick as to prevent them from seeing each other, though very near.
A dozen or more of these birds were killed, though very shy, and their flesh was found lean and black, though not ill tasted.
The turtle we found here are of a different sort from any I had ever seen, though very good.
The characters, though very entertaining, are in the manner of other authors, and the finished and filled up portraits of which the sketches are to be found elsewhere.
There is a contrast betwixt the shield and purse, the targe being large and heavy, the purse, though very handsome, unusually small and light.
He was esteemed almost as another Giulio by Duke Vincenzio, though very inferior to his predecessor.
A few of his altar-pieces remain at Modena; and I have seen, though very rarely, some little pieces painted for galleries, dignified rather than beautiful in point of design.
But he chiefly employed himself in ornamental, rather than historic painting, though very able in the last, as far as we may judge from his S.
Papilio rhesus, of all of which, though very active, I succeeded in capturing fine series of specimens.
The animal productions of Banda, though very few, are interesting.
I will give here some account of two species of butterflies, which, though very common in collections, present us with peculiarities of the highest interest.
My dear mother, though very anxious to leave our villa at Fulham, would not do so on my account, while masters could be of service to me; and as I knew she had set her heart on this place, I worked doubly hard.
Lumley, with one of those dark looks which at times, though very rarely, swept away all its customary character from that smooth, shrewd countenance.
Evelyn, though very pale, and trembling from head to foot, retained her senses.
The colony of Surinam, though very considerable, is still inferior to the greater part of the sugar colonies of the other European nations.
This constant expense in time of peace, though very great, is insignificant in comparison with what the defence of the colonies has cost us in time of war.
The valuation, indeed, according to which the houses are rated, though very unequal, is said to be always below the real value.
There can be no doubt that the intellectual powers are most capable of enduring great and sustained efforts in youth, up to the age of thirty-five at latest; from which period their strength begins to decline, though very gradually.
The clinical record of Lathyrus, though very meagre, gives great hope that it may prove useful in numerous cases of bed-ridden paraplegiacs and in infantile spinal paralysis, as well as in certain forms of myelitis.
The back and soles of the feet are swollen, after thirty-four hours, with tearing pains in the ankles and soles of the feet on account of which, though very tired, he was not able to sleep.
Her heart trouble, though very dangerous, was only functional, and resulted from want of proper assimilation of the food, due chiefly to the dyspeptic state and dysentery.
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