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Updated: June 27, 2025
"Whar d'ye make out enny letters, Roger?" persisted Spears. Purdee leaned over and eagerly pointed with his ramrod to a curious corrugation of the surface of the rock. Again the blacksmith bent down; the musician craned forward, his yellow hair hanging about his bronzed face.
The little corrugation in Sharlee's brow showed how carefully she was thinking over the young man's suggestion from all possible points of view. You could easily follow her thought by her speaking sequence of expressions. Clearly it ran like this: "Mitts splendid! Just the gift for a girl who's sick in bed. The one point to consider is, could any other gift possibly be better?
Air ye ekal ter keepin' store an' sech?" he demanded, speculatively, with an inquiring and doubtful corrugation of his brows, from which a restive lock of hair was flung backward like the toss of a horse's mane. "I reckon so," Nehemiah sparely responded, blinking at him across the fireplace. "An' ye say ye hev applied fur the place o' postmaster?" Tyler prosed on.
I used to learn all these feat by heart yonder, down at Pierrefonds, and I have done all that he did except breaking a cord by the corrugation of my temples." "Because your strength is not in your head, Porthos," said his friend. "No; it is in my arms and shoulders," answered Porthos with gratified naivete.
So low as the bottom of the carboniferous system, slabs are found marked over a great extent of surface with that peculiar corrugation or wrinkling which the receding tide leaves upon a sandy beach when the sea is but slightly agitated; and not only are these ripple-marks, as they are called, found on the surfaces, but casts of them are found on the under sides of slabs lying above.
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