[@ Creakie, indented with creeks.

Each gave the other many sore strokes, so that the armor of each was indented in several places and in other places was stained with red.

From Madras as late at 1827 they indented for file handles and blacksmiths' tongs!

Tortoni's Café, a place that we looked upon as the last link with civilization: Tortoni's, with its blaze of light, looking-glass and gold paintits popping corks and hurrying waitersmade a deep and pleasant indent on one's mind, for "to-morrow" meant "the Front" for most of those who sat there.

Its leaf is 'deltoid' in shape and indented at the edge.

There is a steel ring indented into the segments of Prosser's mandrel, to contract the segments when the central wedge is withdrawn.

hath such another story of a country fellow, that had four knives in his belly, Instar serrae dentatos, indented like a saw, every one a span long, and a wreath of hair like a globe, with much baggage of like sort, wonderful to behold: how it should come into his guts, he concludes, Certe non alio quam daemonis astutia et dolo, (could assuredly only have been through the artifice of the devil).

He walked forward, and by the moonlight traced the dusty indents of the wheels until they exchanged the sward for the hard road.

They had him appointed Regimental Educational Officer (without increase of rank, pay or allowances) on the spot, and would he get on with it, please, and indent through them for any materials required in the furtherance of the good work?

DONDRA HEAD, the southern extremity of Ceylon, once the site of the capital. DONEGAL (185), a county in the NW. of Ireland, in the province of Ulster, the most mountainous in the country; is mossy and boggy, and is indented along the coast with bays, and fringed with islands.