La croisiere secrete, par Ida Vaillant-Couturier, pseud.

So that I have no resource, either for myself or Mrs. D, but the sale of a few trinkets, which I had fortunately secreted on my first arrest.

Furthermore, transfusion of blood from a normal into one deprived of its suprarenals prevented death for a long time, indicating that the suprarenals normally secreted something into the blood necessary to life.

I instantly seized my gun, sprang to my horse, and hurriedly secreted him in the brush.

This appearance is due to a thin layer of horn, secreted independently of the wall proper, termed the periople.

Similar hard and condensed growths may, however, make their appearance on the sole in other positions quite removed from the white line, plainly being secreted by the villous tissue of the sensitive sole, and having no connection whatever with the sensitive laminæ.

Safely secreted in the forecastle during the early afternoon, you could not fail to hear, some hours later, a signal tapped on the deck forward.

Often, as emphasized, it is bound in by bone on all sides and neither ante-pituitary nor post-pituitary can adequately secrete for his needs.

Secondarily, it secretes its messengers to keep the rest of the body, and particularly the other endocrines, in touch with the necessities of the adventures of these ova.

But I found that he worked very slowly and even painfully, deliberately secreting his honey, and depositing it cell by cell.

Drawing inspiration from a siege celebrated in antiquity, she sought to secrete her forcesnot in a horse of wood, but within the frames of numerous fowl, picked to the bone but shredded over so temptingly with fugitive succulence as to have made a dog of feelings less fine her slave for life.