Nothing daunted, he made another dash for the south, and having evaded two pursuing columns entered Zastron on August 27, where he found Van der Venter waiting for him.
Brand made for the Bloemfontein-Thabanchu line of posts, which was the sport of every Boer leader who chose to hack at it, and which recently had scarcely impeded the progress of Van der Venter to the south for an hour.
Molt from winter to summer pelage was in progress, from anterior to posterior, on both the dorsum and venter of many May- and June-taken animals.
Molt on the venter apparently begins after molt on the dorsum approaches completion, but we could discern no definite pattern; on four specimens, hair was being replaced on the venter in scattered patches.
Hyla rivularis is notably different in having a tan dorsum and creamy yellow venter with black flecks; moreover, rivularis lacks spots on the flanks and thighs and white stripes on the upper lip, limbs, and above the anus.
The presence of the large yellow spots on the flanks and thighs in combination with the uniformly green dorsum and yellow venter immediately distinguishes Hyla xanthosticta from all other known species of Middle American hylids.
In life the dorsum was pinkish tan with 36 chocolate brown blotches on the body; the venter was rosy pink.
The venter is dark grayish brown with cream-colored flecks anteriorly and creamy gray posteriorly where the dark color is restricted to the midventral region and the lateral edges of ventrals and first dorsal scale-row.
The venteris cream-color with a row of brown spots forming a midventral stripe.
In preservative the dorsum is dark blue, and the venter is green.
In some individuals the venter is uniform cream color, in others it bears a few scattered black spots, and in still others there are many spots, some of which are fused to form a black blotch on the chest.
In life the dorsum was yellowish tan with dark brown markings; the venter was yellowish tan with brown flecks, and the iris was olive-tan.
In life the hatchlings had a dull dark green dorsum, pale bright green venter and stripes on head, and reddish brown iris.
Venter yellowish or buff; tip of baculum more than 30 per cent of length of shaft; shaft of baculum not widened at base.
Venter white; tip of baculum less than 29 per cent of length of shaft--if more than 29 per cent, shaft widened at base.
Perchaunce some felon sprit may haunt our house indeed; And then chwere but a noddy to venter where cha no neede.
I lay ye a crowne of that, Lay it downe, and ye dare; Nay, sbloud, ile venter a quarters wages of that.
I faith, you shall not, mistresse; Ile venter a burnt finger but Ile have it.
The venteris immaculate white except for black on the tips of the ventral scales.
The venter is immaculate white or pale yellow and the dorsum of the body is immaculate pale gray to pale olive.
The ground-color from the venter to the 7th row is usually pale brown, and that dorsally between the 7th rows on each side is usually a darker, medium brown.
Except for black flecks or spots on the lateral margins of the ventrals, the venter is immaculate white.
Nay," saith she, "if the Dauncer will lend me a leash of his belles, Ile venter to treade one mile with him my selfe.
I put out to venter for performance of my merry voyage.
Wall," he said, "he wouldn't be afraid to venter it.
And Krit, as the nater of man is, felt that he would ruther branch and work his way along through the World, and work hard and venter and dare and try to conquer fortune, than to set round and endure and suffer and be calm.
Neill (1965) characterized his new subspecies on the basis of white venter and spots on the dorsum.
Venter areolate; interorbital light and dark bars present; ground color yellow to brownish-yellow in life (Fig.
The skin of the venter is areolate in cystignathoides cystignathoides, dennisi and verrucipes but is smooth in all other species of the genus.
Venter areolate, or if smooth, dorsum flecked and interorbital bar lacking 6 6.
Venter smooth; usually no interorbital light and dark bars present; ground color brown in life (Fig.
Ay'm glad, ay tal yu, Dat ay ban gude to him, Because one venter morning Ay ant see little Yim.
Whose even constitution might have wonne Any disease to venter on the Sunne, Rather then her: and make a spirit feare, That hee to disuniting subject were.
Actually, the dorsum is more nearly black and the venter is more buffy than in typical analogous.
The areas of white hairs on the venter of grisescens occur in approximately 10 per cent of the specimens examined, whereas in pullus, the frequency of occurrence is 90 per cent.
Cryptogastra: with theventer or belly covered or concealed.
Gymnogastra: Hymenoptera; species in which the venter is visible: see cryptogastra.
Sacral hump barely noticeable; tail reduced to a stub; corner of mouth at level of pupil of eye; dorsal surfaces pale olive-green; venter white.
The dorsal ground color of Smilisca cyanosticta is pale green to tan and the venter is creamy white.
The dorsal ground-color of Smilisca sordida is gray to pale tan or reddish brown; the venter is white.
The dorsal ground color of Smilisca phaeota is pale green to tan; the venter is creamy white.
Dark brown spots are present on the flanks; the venter and posterior surfaces of the thighs are tan without dark spots.
On the basis of this one subadult, it seems likely that reticulations on the venter develop with age.
In females the dorsal coloration is the same as in males, except that dark marks tend to be outlined with cream; venter tannish salmon.
The venter is uniform creamy white or pale tan in leprieurii, uniform white in some buckleyi (most males), and uniform tan in some taurinus.
Venter uniform creamy yellow or yellow with brown spots or reticulations.
The venter in the type of Hyla festae is boldly spotted; it is distinctly spotted in cabrerai, uniform tan in carri, and tan, flecked, or spotted in the type series of buckleyi.
The venter is pinkish tan with small reddish brown spots on the throat and darker brown spots on the chest and belly.
A cream subocular spot was evident, and the venter was creamy white.
Osteocephalus pearsoni is characterized by a fine brown reticulation on the venter and on the anterior and posterior surfaces of the thighs in adults (Fig.
Dorsum uniformly dark brown; venter heavily mottled with black, especially in females; dorsum in males bearing large, keratinized tubercles O.
Dorsum tan with irregular dark brown blotches; ventercream with fine brown reticulations; dorsum in males bearing few, small non-spinous tubercles O.
These markings are most distinctive in verrucigerus, in which the venter is white with bold black mottling and spots (Fig.
The subocular area is creamy tan, and the venter is tan.
The area of buff on the dorsal surface of each specimen is reduced by a fine, blackish mottling and stippling, and the venter of each is grayish.
Field observations by one of us (Byers) suggested that the dorsal pattern of males had greater contrast than that of females and that the venter was brighter reddish.
There weare no lesse, I believe, then 500 men that weare willing to venter themselves.
All the circumjacent neighbours do incourage us, saying that they would venter their lives with us, for which we weare much overjoyed to see them so freely disposed to goe along with us.
He mentions that "about the middle of June, 1658, we began to take leave of our company and venter our lives for the common good.
After a long arguing, every one had the liberty to goe backwards or forwards, if any had courage to venterhimselfe with us.
Now you will not venter because many of your confederates are come to visit you & venter their lives with you.
We knewed not whether we killed any or no, because of the darke, neither dare we venterto see.
About the midle of June we began to take leave of our company andventer our lives for the common good.
For myne owne part, I will venterchoosing to die like a man then live like a beggar.
For this you will remember me when you will see me in your country; ffor I will venter meselfe with you.
That she can nother go nor speak: Yet will I venter on her now.
The venter is white, and the vocal sac in breeding males is yellow.
The venter always is white, and the iris is pale bronze with a brown tint immediately anterior and posterior to the pupil.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "venter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
