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A chinese chrestomathy in the Canton dialect
... 171 17 Gemmeous avenue, yuk chi, 561 36 Get rich, 1: fat ts'oi, 63 60
Gemmeous carriage, yuk lim, 558 6 Get up and down, sheung lbk, 323 56
Gemmeous pages, yuk tip, 559 17 Getting, without, '11! takr 164 78 Gemmeous
signet, yuk sai, ...
Elijah Coleman Bridgman,
1841
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Vocabulary and Hand-book of the Chinese Language . . . ...
111 11 If TIN # tiro •=* as 2fe % S mix n % B □ -a in >6 in M in H in in yok sun,
gemmeous sprouts. yok san, gemmeous mountain. yok ming, precious buds, yok
nga, pearly sprouts. yok on, gemmeous rest. yok chon, precious valuables. yon
ke, ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths. ling, Argentine, Herring, Gemmeous
Dragonet, Gray Gurnard, and Saury. Few of these have suggested any
observations that can at present be regarded as new, or particularly striking. The
account of ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths,
1814
Mr. Stewart remarks, that " it is not certain but the Sordid Dragonet 's a mere
variety of the Gemmeous *." Dr. Shaw say-*} that " C. Dracunculus is so nearly
allied to C. Lyra, that it may perhaps be doubted whether it may not be in reality
the ...
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths,
1811
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A History of British Fishes
When examining different books to obtain local and provincial names for the
various fishes to be included in this work, I find that I made the mistake of
transferring the name of Gowdie to the Great Weever, instead of to the
Gemmeous Dragonet ...
Genus CALLIONYMUS.— Dorsal fins two; ventrals separate, placed under the
throat ; body without scales. Callionymus LYRAt. — Thk Gemmeous Draoonet.
Specific Characters. — First ray of the first dorsal fin elongated, reaching beyond
the ...
Wernerian Natural History Society, Edinburgh,
1838
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Catalogue of the Fishes in the British Museum: ...
There has never been found a female or a young specimen among the
individuals called C. lyra, L., or Gemmeous Dragonet. 2. A gradual development
in the prolongation of the dorsal fin, of the snout, and of the anal papilla, and a
gradual ...
British Museum (Natural History). Dept. of Zoology, Albert Carl Ludwig Gotthilf Günther,
1861
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Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
The gemmeous dragonet (Callionymus lyra, Linn.)," says Mr. Yarrell, " is not a
common fish on our coasts ; and according to my own observation is much more
rare than the sordid dragonet." Within the last fifteen months not fewer than eight
...
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The illustrated natural history
284 THE GEMMEOUS DRAGONET. poured from the appropriate glands, but
after it has been in spirits for some time, the edges of the scales begin to project
through the mucus, and are exceedingly rough to the touch. Several species of
Goby ...
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The Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History ...
The gemmeous dragonet (Callionymus lyrn, Linn.),” says Mr. Yarrell, “is not a
common fish on our coasts ; and according to my own observation is much more
rare than the sordid dragonet." Within the last fifteen months not fewer than eight
...
Edward Newman, James Edmund Harting, William Lucas Distant,
1851
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Gemmeous, “relating to gems; like a gem,” is a beautiful Paterian adjective. To be jacent is to be “lying flat; sluggish.” A mease is “a measure of ... «Washington Free Beacon, 4月 15»