The lakes, the rivers, and the streams abound in trout, while abundance of deer feed on the lily pads and grasses that grow in the shallow water, or the natural meadows that line the shore.

If unable to use the bath, then antiseptic solutions of more than moderate strength should be freely applied to the wound and the adjacent parts, a carbolized or other antiseptic pad placed over it, and the bandage adjusted as before.

The pencil of SAGEGREEN imbues canvases, both large and small, with infinite variety and force; and it is to SKETCHMORE that the great lakes owe their remarkable reputation as pieces of water with poems growing out of their broad lily-pads.

He smote the broad chest with his knuckles, and pressed and prodded the thick muscle-pads that covered the shoulders like a cuirass.

He was talking to a little pad at one corner of the green blotter which had a list of his appointments.

This arrangement of elastic pads between the vertebræ supplies the spine with so many elastic springs, which serve to break the effect of shock to the brain and the spinal cord from any sudden jar or injury.

His Pegasus is not a rough, skittish colt, running wild among the mountains, covered with bur-docks and thistles, nor a tame, sleek pad, unable to get out of the same ambling pace, but a beautiful manege-horse, full of life and spirit in itself, and subject to the complete controul of the rider.

So rare and fine is this matter that it interpenetrates carbon or steel as water interpenetrates a sponge, or ink a blotting pad.

Memo for an unclaimed pad.

He drew a double headed arrow on the top of a yellow pad.

FEETThe feet, fairly large and spreading, with firm pads and strong nails to resist sharp rocks.

He said that he and uncle Sime had used up two hull pads of writin' paper at a cost of five cents each, plannin' and figurin'.

The other instrument, which I have designated as the "carotid truss," for lack of a better name, is a circular spring provided with adjustable pads at each extremity.

He went through all the by-play incident to the piece, and as he got excited, stood right up on his narrow pad.

I snatched it hastily, and in terror lest I had already broken the charm and forfeited all chance of Mediumship, retired to the rear of the car and furtively replaced the precious pad.

Its small two-toed feet, with their rough pads, enable it to walk easily on slopes too rough or steep for even a nimble-footed, mountain-bred mule.

They overhauled their dunnage carefully, mended the broken moose-skin harness, and looked after one of the animals that had gone a little lame from a sore pad.

The great swine-face has disappeared, and I hear, again, that stealthy pad, pad, pad.

The bandages and sublimate pads are then removed, and the skin of the coronet over the seat of operation shaved of hair.

The substantive 'pad' = a path or highway.

Never a moose abandoned dry-browse in the bitter woods for succulent lily-pads, full in their cells and veins of water and sunlight.

When this condition has arisen, as it often does, from want of counter-pressure of the frog with the ground, this pressure must be restored after the manner described when dealing with the treatment of contracted foot (see p. 125) either by the use of tip or bar shoes, or by suitable pads and stopping.

And the desk itselfa huge spread of cleared surfacean enormous blotting pad, an ink well that was indeed a wellall just what he had so often longed for as he sat cramped at little desks where an attempt to work meant overflow and chaos of books and papers.

His afternoon's nap had not taken the lameness out of his legs nor the soreness from the tender pads of his feet.

The fore-legs should be perfectly straight, strong, and heavy in bone; elbows close to the body; fore-feet round, compact with well-arched toes (cat-footed), and round, tough, elastic pads.