The horse "with long mane ashake; hoofs, heavy with tumult; eyes, glimmering white."

Wicked and punnish persons go so far as to call it her mane attraction.

His mane belike he took from Pegasus, making him a hobby to make this a complete jennet, which mane he wears so curled, much after the women's fashions now-a-days;this I am sure of, howsoever, it becomes them, [and] it sets forth our jennet well.

Why, he guv out the word of command, whether it was to "Port the Helem," or to "Titen the mane braces," as if he had bin a Hadmiral at the werry least, and his galliant crew obeyed him without not no grumbling or ewen thretening to strike!

The Baron was standing in the middle of the room, his tangled mane bristling like an angry lion.

His curry-comb is one of his best parts, for he expresseth much by the jingling; and his mane-comb is a spinner's card turned out of service.

Rickety crouched a moment to feel out the reality of his freedom, then burst away with head close to the ground and ragged mane fluttering.

A turn in the trail suddenly revealed him at the edge of the glade, his white mane gleaming and his graceful form aquiver with that unquenchable vitality that seems to be the particular property of northern wild animals; but Ben let him go his way.

Facto mane misit Kadi pro rebus fratrum prædictorum nostrorum, et tunc inuentus est frater Petrus de Senis quartus socius fratrum prædictorum, quem ad Kadi duxerunt:

For he also has had no candles and no cigars; and he well knows, that before the sun looks into his portals, all his halls will be overflowing and buzzing with the matin susurrus of courtiersthe "mane salutantes."

A mane scutt, thryin' for to poison a well-manin' sthranger.

A thousand horses' heads shot up against the sky line, manes tossing; a thousand lance points fell to a glittering level.

Summo mane ululatum oriuntur, pectora percutientes, &c. miserabile spectaculum exhibentes.