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The constant of time derived by this phenomenon remains the same whatever the nature and dimensions of the walls of the tube or the temperature may be, and time might thus be denned independently of all the other units.
The largest of which was the burrower, a creature not unlike a miniature monkey in that it had hind legs on which it walked erect and forepaws, well clawed for digging purposes, which it used with as much skill and dexterity as a man used hands. Its body was hairless and it was able to assume, chameleon-like, the color of the soil and rocks where it denned.
It was usually late in November before the black bear denned up for the winter, commonly adapting the shelter beneath some windfall to make a winter home by enlarging and improving it and perhaps by raking in some dead pine needles. At the approach of fall Blackie left off distant wanderings, conserved energy by little exertion, and thus waxed fat.
Nob Hill arose, like any medieval castle, from the mess and ruck of common life that denned and laired at its base.
Likewise Michael came to know what Harley Kennan never did know and always denied as existing on his ranch the one rocky outcrop, in the dense heart of the mountain forest, where a score of rattlesnakes denned through the winters and warmed themselves in the sun. Winter came on in its delectable way in the Valley of the Moon.
After escaping from the ditch, my brother turned his course more northerly, and had closed his day of suffering on Kilbride-hill, where, drawn by his affections to seek some knowledge of his wife and daughter, he had resolved to risk himself as near as possible to Quharist that night; and coming along with the shower on his back, which blew so strong in our faces, he saw us by the glimpses of the tempestuous moonlight as we were approaching, and had denned himself on the road-side till we should pass, being fearful we might prove enemies.
His complexion is dark and sallow, betokening, I fear, an insalubrious atmosphere around the White House; he has thick black eyebrows and impending brow; his nose is large, and the lines about his mouth are very strongly denned.
"Ah!" exclaimed the Abbot, who was occupied with an amusement which comes naturally to men of his disposition, and has been wittily denned as "washing one's hands with invisible soap, in imperceptible water." "What hast under thine arm, reverend father?" asked Lord Marnell. "Ah! this is the indictment of the Lady Marnell.
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