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The neck is athletic and recommends itself to the notice of caricaturists by an infinity of wrinkles, of furrows; by a dewlap faded but armed with darts in the fashion of thistles.
There was nothing outwardly sinister about her. This fact had always left her doubly dangerous as a law-breaker. Blake himself, for all his dewlap and his two hundred pounds of lethargic beefiness, felt a vague and inward stirring as he finally lifted his head and looked at her. He looked into the shadowy eyes under the level brows.
Chloe will tell you I am lord here. 'Then I'll go home, I will. I won't be laughed at for a great lady ninny. I'm a real lady of high rank, and such I'll appear. What 's a Duchess of Dewlap? One might as well be Duchess of Cowstail, Duchess of Mopsend. And those people! But I won't be that. I won't be played with. I see them staring!
From their enormous necks a dewlap similar to that of a bull dropped down upon their chests; their large bloodshot eyes were half hidden under their long and drooping ears; black, white and yellow streaks ran over their shaggy skin which bristled up on their backs the moment they perceived the bear.
I will speed back to my boy; 'tis like he waits for me at the pease- puddingry, or the curiosity shop; yet stay; his instructions were to meet me at the frippery. Ah, hither comes he in the nick of time: ay, and has purchased a beesting-pudding and girdle-cakes and leeks, sausages and steak, dewlap and tripe and collops.
Skull not too broad; muzzle long and moderately pointed; ears small and Greyhound-like in carriage. NECK Rather long, very strong and muscular, well arched, without dewlap and loose skin about the throat. CHEST Very deep, breast wide. BACK Rather long than short. Loins arched. TAIL Long and slightly curved, of moderate thickness, and well covered with hair. BELLY Well drawn up.
The last thing at night was given a teaspoonful of phosphate of lime, mixed in a little feed, or in gruel. Setons, or rowels, in the dewlap are also very beneficial. Under this treatment they all did well. Soon after the introduction of the disease into this herd, it found its way to the herd of William Hancock, a brother of the former gentleman, who had an adjoining farm.
The dispute shall be left where it stands. Now, to venture upon parading a beautiful young Duchess of Dewlap, with an odour of the shepherdess about her notwithstanding her acquired art of stepping conformably in a hoop, and to demand full homage of respect for a lady bearing such a title, who had the intoxicating attractions of the ruddy orchard apple on the tree next the roadside wall, when the owner is absent, was bold in Mr.
Nothing could suggest the instantaneous swiftness of a god better than the spreading wings of an eagle or vulture, or his destructive and irresistible power better than their beaks and talons, the horns and dewlap of the bull, or the mane and claws of the lion.
Number off from the right" and so forth, till the entry of the Head and the masters ended all demonstrations. "One good job the Common-room hate this as much as we do. Watch King wrigglin' to get out of the draft." "Where's the Raymondiferous Martin? Punctuality, my beloved 'earers, is the image o' war " "Shut up. Here's the giddy Dook. Golly, what a dewlap!" Mr.
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