*, and set a dog upon a crab's leg that was shoved out under a moss of sea weeds, a pretty little feeler.

I told him at the same time that a Russian ship was going at the charge of the Russian Government to India, Swan River, and China as a commercial feeler.

This ready-witted lady, who liked to be in the secret about everything, soon observed, in a few conversational feelers which she threw out, that Edward was very fluent and free-spoken in praise of Ottilie.

The starfish were magnificent, of many colors, and one with fifteen arms covered with sharp, gray spines, and underneath pale yellow, fleshy feelers with suckers like a sea-anemone.

The absorbing power, the lightning-like faculty of apprehension, the instant recognition of the uses to which any fact or fancy can be put, the infinite number and delicacy of the mental feelers, thrust out in all directions, which belong to the creative brain and keep it in tremulous and restless activity, are quite enough so to differentiate the possessor of these endowments from his fellow mortals as to make comparison impossible.

The feelers, so prominent on the anterior extremity of the Gasteropoda, are suppressed in Cephalopoda, and the eyes are consequently brought immediately on the side of the head, and are very large in proportion to the size of the animal.

Suddenly he turned and took off the glasses, which sprang back into a fold of his clothing like retracted feelers.

There are two sensitive feelers in front of his head; and behind these are two short stalks, on each of which is a tiny eye.

He had made the remark as a skillful feeler, and was mortified at my father's ready acquiescence in his plans.

" Kit imagined this was a cautious feeler, made to find out if he could be bought, but he smiled.

The terror had stretched out, so to speak, a first tentative feeler toward us and had touched the hearts of each with a horrid directness.