10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPINNERULE»
Discover the use of
spinnerule in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
spinnerule and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Peter Parley's magazine
They are all covered over with regular rows of little points, like little hairs ; each of
these is a little tube, called a spinnerule, from which the spider spins a thread, too
fine to be seen by the naked eye. How are these five thousand little threads ...
2
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
... watch her through the glass ; and you will perceive that she ejects only as
many threads as she thinks the occasion requires ; while, if she wishes to swing
up a fly or an insect double her weight, every spinnerule issues its silk until a
cable of.
3
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
weight, every spinnerule issues its silk until a cable of sufficient strength is formed
; and if not disturbed, you will see her every day emptying a nipple at a time by
spinning another addition to her abode. If food slackens, the gum is hoarded with
...
The tubes aforesaid are our spinnerets, the 6,000 points are our spinnerulos,'
which are also minute tubes connected with the internal reservoirs. Each
spinnerule emits a thread, and the 6,000 threads, being dried by their passage
through the ...
5
The Servants' magazine, or Female domestics' instructor
... and are all covered over with regular rows of little points, each of which has a
little tube, called a spinnerule, from which the spider spins a thread too fine to be
seen without a microscope. How these fine threads, five thousand in number, are
...
6
The General Stud Book: Containing Pedigrees of Race Horses ...
... by Soldennis, in 1935 Son of Sin, by Son-in-Law, in 1934 Sovran, by Winalot,
in 1933 Spade, by Arcade, in 1937 Spenser, by Hurstwood, in 1933 Spinnerule,
by Grey Admiral, in 1936 Stainforth, bv Singapore, in 1936 Starford, by Blandford,
...
7
Western Union Telegraphic Code
... Bank of Mexico. 137376 Spinimane .. . 137377 Spininerve. . . 137378
Spinipedes. . . 137379 Spinitarse. . . 137380 Spinloon .. .. 137381 Spinnaker . . .
137382 Spinnbar . . . . 137383 Spinnekop. . . 137384 Spinnekrab. . 137385
Spinnerule.
8
The Juvenile instructor and companion
... with regular rows of little points, like hairs. Each of these has a little tube, called
a spinnerule, from which the spider. THE JUVENILE INSTRUCTOR AND
COMPANION. 89.
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