Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 242William Blackwood, 1937 |
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... head . Other authorities state that there appears to be no special attempt to crush the prey , to suffocate it , or to break the bones . When the animal is large , the snake , striking the head , seizes it as far back as possible , and ...
... head . Other authorities state that there appears to be no special attempt to crush the prey , to suffocate it , or to break the bones . When the animal is large , the snake , striking the head , seizes it as far back as possible , and ...
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... head of the stag it has crushed as an inconvenience and beyond its swallowing capacity , it sometimes removes that head , and in a very business - like manner . A strip of skin is torn from the dead stag's back , leaving it attached to the ...
... head of the stag it has crushed as an inconvenience and beyond its swallowing capacity , it sometimes removes that head , and in a very business - like manner . A strip of skin is torn from the dead stag's back , leaving it attached to the ...
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... head down , pal , an ' you'll be able to call stretcher - bearers for the other guy but it was horsesense in the trenches and it's still horse - sense in these days of frenzied finance . And there's a snappy little proverb that says Too ...
... head down , pal , an ' you'll be able to call stretcher - bearers for the other guy but it was horsesense in the trenches and it's still horse - sense in these days of frenzied finance . And there's a snappy little proverb that says Too ...
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