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Updated: June 28, 2025
In what sense is the nose like a radiator? 4. What are the cilia for? 5. How does the nose dispose of dust and lint? 6. What causes catarrh and colds? 7. Where is the sense of smell located? 8. When you have a cold, why do you often lose your sense of smell? of taste? 9. How do you tell the difference in flavor between an apple and an onion? 10. What does the tongue do? 11.
Qui vivis et regnas in sæcula sæculorum. The golden monstrance gleamed as it was raised on high, those who were praying bowed low, blissful harmonies floated under the high arched dome, ever more and more beautiful more and more softly. His eyelids closed. And he saw Cilia as fresh, as beautiful as life itself. Oh, how very beautiful. Surely she had not looked like that before?
But now his mother heard him speak in a tone full of regret: "Don't you know any more? Oh!" And then urgently: "Go on, Cilia, go on, it was so beautiful." Ah, now she saw him too. He was sitting at the girl's feet, on quite a low footstool, leaning against her knee.
Another member of this section the Ciliograde acalephæ, as they are called is the Girdle of Venus, which resembles a ribbon in form, and is sometimes five or six feet in length, covered with cilia, and brilliantly phosphorescent. This must be one of the most beautiful of the fireworks of the ocean.
She ran from the hall into her small sitting-room and from thence through the dining-room, the door of which led to the verandah. The door was open now she stood on the threshold those outside did not see her. There was only one of the shaded lamps on the veranda table that was burning, but it was bright enough to light up the space around it. But Cilia was doing nothing.
All at once he felt so dead-tired. Why did she begrudge Cilia everything? She told such ripping stories. What was it she had told last night when his parents were out and she had crept to his bedside? About about ? He could not collect his thoughts any more, everything was confused. His head sank on his desk; he fell asleep, with his arms stretched out over his books.
In the kitchen Eliza poured out a frantic appeal to Cook. "She's got Miss 'Cilia locked up the little red-'eaded cat! An' Master Wilfred gorn to fetch the Master! Oh, come on, Cookie darlin', an' we'll let 'er out." Cook shook her head slowly. "Not good enough," she said. "I got a pretty good place.
A globular body floated gracefully in the vessel, scarcely less transparent than the fluid which filled it. Presently it began to move up and down within its prison-house, and the paddles by means of which the beroe dances along its ocean-path were distinctly visible. These paddles are nothing more or less than cilia of a peculiar kind, ranged in eight bands upon the surface of the body.
She would be so glad to take your place." "Cilia? No." Cilia had offered her services again and again: oh, she would take such good care of him, she knew how, for a little brother of hers had died of scarlet fever. "Let me do it," she implored, "I shall not fall asleep, I'll take such good care of him." But Käte refused.
The gastræa swam by cilia, little eyelash-like processes which urge the animal forward like a myriad of microscopic oars. In our bodies they are sometimes used to keep up a current, e.g., to remove foreign particles from the lungs.
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