he may become a successful toreador, or snake-charmer, which things are out of our line!

"Why, it looks like a snake-bite!"

During my outings with the dark, short, curly haired snake hunters, we caught striped keelbacks, ratsnakes and also black scorpions.

Then she remembered that it was Nagpanchmi Day, and that it was a festival in honour of Nagoba, the great snake-king.

There is the snake-skin willow and snake's-girdles;snake's-tongue being a name given to the bane-wort (Ranunculus flammula).

"You'll either obey my orders or I'll throw you into the snake pit.

Folks is so set against allowin' anything that looks like a meracle that they'll go all the way round the barn an' creep through a snake fence if they can prove it's jest an ordinary piece of business.

Here, however, they were happily disappointed, for they arrived at the pueblo of Oraibi, one of the prettiest villages on the mesa, on the eve of one of their characteristic snake dances, and decided to remain over night and see the performance.

He likewise chewed a small piece of Virginian snake-root, or zedoary, if he approached any place supposed to be infected.

Sujit's home is at Ganeshkhind while the snake park is at Katraj, a good 20 kms away.

"Which means prussic acid," said Godfrey, "and not snake poison."

In the central hall he presented her to the snake-queen and to all the snake-princes, and told them that in no circumstances whatever were they to bite the little daughter-in-law.

In the central hall he presented her to the snake-queen and to all the snake-princes, and told them that in no circumstances whatever were they to bite the little daughter-in-law.

The rings thus generated are called Gleiner-nadroeth, or snake-stones.

Plumed snake medicine; with illus.

(A Florida man who cannot tell at least one snake story may be set down as having land to sell.)

It is made by injecting very small doses of raw venom (about one-tenth of the fatal dose) into a horse and then gradually increasing the dose, making the horse immune to snake venom.

SEE Loveridge, Mary V. LOVERIDGE, MARY V. Blinkey, a garter snake pet.

The legend is often represented in old-sculptures, in the cave-temples at Bâdâmi, Elura, etc., and the figure of Pâr['s]va is generally carved with the snake-hoods (['S]eshapha[n.]i) over him.

Yes, that particular kind called the snake eater.

The snake maiden soon knew what had happened, and she followed him and led him back and restored him to his own shape.

"Obeahthat's black magic; and voodoothat's snake-worship.

And all the Dreams that watched Urania's eyes, 5 And all the Echoes whom their Sister's song Had held in holy silence, cried 'Arise!' Swift as a thought by the snake memory stung, From her ambrosial rest the fading Splendour sprung. 23.

There is no doubt that human victims, and even young maidens, were offered to these snake-gods; even the sunny mythology of Greece retains horrible traces of such customs, which lingered in Arcadia, the mountain fastness of the old and conquered race.

If it were not for this interchange of men and ideas some railroads would still be using the link and pin, and snake-heads would be as common as in the year 1869.