. Hill's album di biografia e arte : contenente ritratti e pen-schizzi di molte persone che sono state e sono prominenti come religionists, eroi militari, inventori, finanzieri, scienziati, esploratori, scrittori, medici, attori, avvocati, musicisti, artisti e poeti, sovrani, humorists, oratori e statisti, insieme con i capitoli relativi alla storia, scienze e importante lavoro in cui personalità di spicco sono state impegnate in vari periodi di tempo. Cane dalmata. Il Tartufo cane ho un inglese di razza, generate e cherishedfor uno scopo speciale in terra hisnative. Wehster definestheTruflle

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. Hill's album of biography and art : containing portraits and pen-sketches of many persons who have been and are prominent as religionists, military heroes, inventors, financiers, scientists, explorers, writers, physicians, actors, lawyers, musicians, artists, poets, sovereigns, humorists, orators and statesmen, together with chapters relating to history, science, and important work in which prominent people have been engaged at various periods of time. Dalmatian Dog. The Truffle Dog i an English breed, engendered and cherishedfor a special purpose in hisnative land. Wehster definestheTruflleus a Uindof mush-room, of a fleshy, fungousstructure, and of a roundishfil.ure, found buried in the soilof the woods lit a ilepth of sev-eral inches, much esteemed asan esculent. The mission ofthe TruflleDog is, by his senseof smell, to determine ihe bestplacing where Ihe trullh- maybe dug up. Originally broughtfrom Spain, it is sauI, 200years ago, lie has become nu-merous and liighly esteemed.He is a small poodle, of nearly pure blood, and weighs about 15 lbs. ;Ih either white or black, or white and black, with black mouth andunder-lip; possesses great intelliirtiee, vlirrwdncss and oddiry. The Newfoundland, a native of the island of that name, is a largeblack animal, remarkable forhis majestic appearance andthe benevolent expression ofhis face; and the latter is sus-tained by his disposition, soably and often manifested byhis fidelity and earnestness insaving drowning people. Thehead is broad, rather flat onlop, but exhibiting a distinctforehead, with a wide nose, ofaverage length; the face-hairshort; height about 25 inches; neck usually short; chest large, inclining to roundness; back seldommuscular; legs bony and straight, displaying considerable muscle;feet wide and large; symmetry often defective; the color black; thecoat shaggy, thick and oily; the tail long, covered with thick, longhair and gently curled to one side.

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade18
• booksubjectbiography
• bookyear1887