Seconda Domenica di Quaresima l'anno MDXLVI.'

This is easily explained by the fact that while in the full grown worm the abdominal legs, or pro legs, are nearly equal in length, in the newly hatched worm the second pair are slightly shorter than the third, and the first pair are shorter and slenderer than the seconda state of things approaching that in the full grown cotton worm, though the difference in size in the former case is not nearly so marked as in the latter.

For a seconda whole beautiful rich secondhe remained in this engaging attitude; then, as if struck by an electric shock, he suddenly spun round with the obvious intention of making a dart for the door.

Again the audience shouted, "Bis! Bis!" The duet with Adalgisa was more difficult; for she had not yet learned to be an actress, and she was embarrassed by the consciousness of being an object of jealousy to the seconda donna, partly because she was prima, and partly because the tenor preferred her.

The tenor is rather too assiduous in his attentions, you know; and the seconda donna is her enemy, because she has superseded her in his affections.

At Court, Isabella was now known as "Bianca la Seconda," her attainments and her person recalling those of Bianca, "the tall daughter" of Piero and Lucrezia de' Medici.

Leverage was a policeman first and a chess-player seconda very poor second.

They are engraved in the work cited above, Le Tre Porte, seconda Porta, Tavole i. ii.

GECK, FRANCIS JOSEPH. Bibliography of Italian late Renaissance art, 1540-1600; il cinquecento, seconda parte.

GECK, FRANCIS JOSEPH. Bibliography of Italian late Renaissance art, 1540-1600; il cinquecento, seconda parte.

Seconda edizione accresciuta.

He had come to tell Joseph that his father, mother, sisters, all, were gone on a seconda longervoyage, to shores where there could be no disappointments and no fevers, forever.