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RM2J4FMXH–The image ofwhite-bellied treepie (Dendrocitta leucogastra) was taken in Thattekad, Kerala, India
RMCMP09H–Carnaval de Nice 2012. cartoon effigy ofwhite Dragon during Carnival parade. 124412 Nice Carnival
RF2P03RCP–Selective focus ofwhite flowers Wisteria sinensis or Blue rain, Chinese wisteria is species of flowering plant in the pea family, Its twisting stems a
RF2CY2EWN–Lot ofWhite whooper swans (Cygnus cygnus) on the lake with blue background. beautiful elegant royal birds swimming on the lake on a cold water
RM2B4B1P0–Seychelles, Mahe Island, panoramic view ofwhite sand beach and granite rocks in Anse Royale and Souris Island
RM2DMJ6FX–Pleated fan, Alouïse van de Voord, Cotton bobbin lace leaf backed with silk, pierced and carved ivory sticks, silk tassel, Pleated fan. Leaf ofwhite cotton bobbin-made Valenciennes lace in floral design, backed with silk net. Sticks of pierced and carved ivory in floral design. Guards with figures of birds, cupids and insects. Metal loop at the rivet. Attached tassel., France, 1885–90, costume & accessories, Pleated fan
RF2KH2CTT–Macro photography ofwhite hortensia flowers, cptured in garden nea the colonial town of Villa de Leyva, in central Colombia.
RM2BF18JP–Pleated fan. Pleated fan. Leaf ofwhite cotton bobbin-made Valenciennes lace in floral design, backed with silk net. Sticks of pierced and carved ivory in floral design. Guards with figures of birds, cupids and insects. Metal loop at the rivet. Attached tassel.
RF2F7F7EW–Man enjoy the mountain look. Alone single tourist watching the stunning view ofwhite mist in valley
RF2DJB5H8–Banner ofWhite ceramic hearts with red plush hearts on blue trend color background. Flat lay composition. Romantic, St Valentines Day concept. Love. C
RF2T34E2K–Beautiful Panoramic shot ofWhite Clouds with blue Sky during summer down. Cute view of the evening sky: the glare of the sun on a white cloud in the blue sky.
RF2P03RCF–Selective focus ofwhite flowers Wisteria sinensis or Blue rain, Chinese wisteria is species of flowering plant in the pea family, Its twisting stems a
RF2EY8BWK–Aerial cityscape panorama ofwhite church cathedral Basilica La Merced in Quito skyline old historic town centre buildings from Basilica del Voto Nacio
RFW8CTNY–Close-up ofwhite toilets in white flowered petunias like pots and decorations for the garden on a garden stone on a green grass background on a warm s
RM2RN9XW8–China: Nachwuchs bei weißen Tigern in Kunming (151224) -- KUNMING, Dec. 24, 2015 -- White tiger cubs are seen at the Yunnan Wild Animal Park in Kunming, capital of southwest China s Yunnan Province, Dec. 24, 2015. A rare set of white tiger quintuplets was born on Oct. 26, 2015 in the park. All five cubs survived their fragile newborn period, considered by experts as a miracle in the history of white tiger breeding. ) (wf) CHINA-YUNNAN-WHITE TIGER-QUINTUPLETS (CN) LinxYiguang PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN China Offspring at whitening Tigers in Kunming 151224 Kunming DEC 24 2015 White Tiger Cubs are
RM2AJF847–Panama and the canal in picture and prose .. . that waslike a Buttery was full of such Provisions as theCountry afforded, as Bread, Venison, Swines Flesh,etc. There was another large Room like a Cellarfull of earthen Vessels, containing Several sorts ofwhite and red Liquors made of Indian Wheat,Roots, a kind of Palm-Tree and other Ingredients, drank. The blood they shed, the gold they stole,the houses they burned, the women they violatedand the Indians they foully tortured and murderedform a long count in the indictment of civilizationagainst Spain in Central America and the WestIndies. That t
RMCF5GF5–A close up of a white cup and saucer filled a yellow fruit tea, a slice of lemon on one side, the rest of the lemon and a
RF2P03RDC–Selective focus ofwhite flowers Wisteria sinensis or Blue rain, Chinese wisteria is species of flowering plant in the pea family, Its twisting stems a
RF2EY8BRK–Aerial cityscape panorama ofwhite church cathedral Basilica La Merced in Quito skyline old historic town centre buildings from Basilica del Voto Nacio
RM2AM0WKW–The Gardener's magazine and register of rural & domestic improvement . dry, give two coats ofwhite paint. When the paint is dry, lay the whole surface over with strong putty inimitation of the bark of theelm, ash, or any tree, to yourfancy. When dry, paint it aslike the colour as you can,and stick pieces of moss andlichen in the putty from thetrees. There may be somefixture on the top, to throwoff the rain. This one hasa large cone of the stonepine, for the bees to lightupon. The sticks are fixed cross-wise, proceeding from thethree entrance holes to eachside of the door in the rear.Currant bu
RMCENKX9–A close up of a white cup and saucer filled with a yellow fruit tea, with a slice of lemon on one side of the cup
RM2AKJBYT–A guide-book of Boston for physicians . looks out upon the Fens, a part ofBostons park system, around which it is expected many fineresidences will be built in the not far distant future. Directly across the Fens from the library rises the group ofwhite marble buildings of the Harvard Medical School. Inthe foreground is Fenway Court or the Isabella Stewart GardnerMuseum of Art, which is also the Boston residence of Mrs. John L.Gardner. This is built after the style of an Italian palace, andmuch of the material used in its construction was brought fromItaly. The museum contains Mrs. Gardners va
RMCEKB5F–A close up of a white cup and saucer filled with a yellow fruit tea, with a slice of lemon on one side
RM2AN3647–Architect and engineer . LOBBY. ORPHEUM THEATER. NEW ORLEANS. LA.G. Albert Lansbur^h. Architect. SHRINE AUDITORIUM, LOS ANGELES• G. Albert Lansburgh. Architect Jolin C. Austin and A. M. Edelman, Associates THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER 69 The New Orleans lobby is a brilliant terra cotta tour de force. It isreally stone design, but carried out in detail that is definitely appropriateto terra cotta. The floor was designed by Leon Solon, and its quiet tiletones and broad pattern form an effective setting for the gay palette ofwhite walls, spots of red, blue, brown and green, and coffered gold ceilin
RMCENKXD–A close up of a white cup and saucer filled with a yellow fruit tea, with a bowl of loose tea in the background
RM2AJARKA–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. I.—Catch-Ail Cornucopia, ofwhite straw, with trimmings ofcardinal plush and satin ; price,I3-75-
RMCF5Y3D–A close up of a white cup and saucer filled with a pink fruit tea with the tea bag still in it
RM2AJARDF–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. I.—Catch-Ail Cornucopia, ofwhite straw, with trimmings ofcardinal plush and satin ; price,I3-75-. No. 2.—Wicker Waste Basket, 12inches high, for gilding or trim-ming with bows ; price, 75c.
RMCFA17K–A close up of a white cup and saucer filled with a pink fruit tea with the tea bag still in it
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RM2AKYA8J–StNicholas [serial] . HINTS aitoHELPS forMOTHER 9». RainyDayAmusemervts in the Nursery ELEVENTH PAPER VALENTINES TO MAKE AT HOME ORIGINATED BY ADELIA BELLE BEARD THE GOOD LUCK VALENTINE The background of this valentine is a piece ofwhite cardboard, seven inches long and six incheswide. From a sheet of moss-green tissue-papercut three clover-leaves, like Figure 2, making
RMCFA172–A close up of a white cup and saucer filled a yellow fruit tea, a slice of lemon on one side, the rest of the lemon and a
RM2AJFMW8–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 2.—Catch-all Cornucopia, ofwhite straw, with trimmings ofcardinal plush and satin; price,f3-75- No. 3.—Commenced Scarf Table Cover, of olive felt. Thematerials required to finish are crewel and silk, the flowersbeing worked in crewel stitch, and the figures in etchingstitch. It is finished with bands of olive plush and thistlesof crewels and tinsel. Size, 54 x 27 inches; price, I9.50.
RM2AJ1N72–Modern surgery, general and operative . Fig. 30.—iorcelain surgical tray. Fig. 31.—Glass surgical traj. most cases after the patient has been anesthetized, and find this plan morecomfortable for the patient, less troublesome, and equally effective. When the time for the operation arrives, the surgeon and his assistantsremove their clothing and put on duck trousers and thin, short-sleeved shirts ofwhite muslin. After sterilizing the hands and forearms they envelop themselvesin aseptic or antiseptic sheets or gowns, to protect the patient and themselves.The gowns should have sleeves long enough
RM2AN84R7–The hydropathic encyclopedia: a system of hydropathy and hygiene .. . substance. The medul-lary structure is fibrous, the fibresbeing looped at their termina-tions, and containing a centralstripe, called the cylinder axis ofPurkinje. The cineiilious ismore vascular, and composed ofkidney-shaped globules, contain-ing a vesicular nucleus with anucleolus. These globules aresoft, and of a yellow or browDishcolor. The ganglions and nervouscentres consist of a mixture ofwhite fibres and gray globules.The sheath of the nerves is call-ed neurilemma, and the enclosedmatter neurine. The trunks of nerves
RM2AKAR00–Surgical anatomy : a treatise on human anatomy in its application to the practice of medicine and surgery . junction the choroid plexuses of the ventricle extend backward. The Corpus Fimbriatum, Taenia Hippocampi, or Fimbria, a narrow band ofwhite matter, is the edge of the posterior crus of the fornix, which rests upon theposterior end of the optic thalamus, the choroid plexus intervening, and is con-tinued into the descending cornu of the lateral ventricle. Here it rests betweenthe concave margin of the hippocampjus major and the jiia mater, which passesthrough the hippocampal fissure. It ex
RM2AJ7AMN–The Farm-poultry . ger or pilot. As hewatched the work advancingtoward completion, wouldnot the ever present questionin his mind be, who is doingall this? Now the microscope showsus the unfolding of structuralplans infinitely more complexthan the most complicatedwarship, and the questioncontinually arises as lo whothe invisible builders are.Does the power reside w it binthe cells themselves, or is itexternal? In anv case what Jacksons White and Buff WYANDOTTES Are winners the world over. No breeder has bredmore winners for number raised than my strain ofWhite WyandotteB. They have won (or many
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RM2ANHX1N–A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities.. . he Ephesianand Messenian stadia, in the latter of which it issurrounded by 16 rows of seats. The area of thestadium was surrounded by the seats for spectators,which were separated from it by a low wall or po-dium. Opposite to the goal, on one side of the stadium,were the seats of the Hellanodicae, for whom therewas a secret entrance into the stadium (kpvtttt]ecroSos), and on the other side was an altar ofwhite marble, on which the priestesses of DemeterChamyne sat to view the games. The area wasgenerally adorned with altars and statues. Such was
RMCENGDH–Sydney Apartment Bedroom interidetail of a white tealight holder sea shells and perfume bottles in background on wood shaker
RMCEYXCK–An illustration of a white silhouette of a lion, set against a background of space filled with stars
RM2AM2RTC–A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities.. . ainst the wall.1 He thenproceeds to mention the ornaments of the Agora,namely, the statue of the philosopher Pyrrhon ;the temple and statue of Apollo Acesius ; thestatues of the Sun and Moon ; the temple of theGraces, with their wooden statues, of which thedress was gilt, and the hands and feet were ofwhite marble ; the temple of Seilenus, dedicatedto him alone, and not in common with Dionysus ;and a monumental shrine, of peculiar fonn, with-out walls, but with oak pillars supporting the roof,which was reported to be the monument of Oxylus.The Ag
RMCF5JMD–An illustration of a white silhouetted scorpion, set against a background of space filled with stars
RM2AXFPXN–A manual of anatomy . ay externally and thewhite internally placed, while towardthe center are seen various basalganglia. Just within the lateralmargin, near the frontal end, is theisland of Reil, or central lobe (insula).Medial to this is the periclaustral(white) lamina covering the irregularstrip of gray, the claustrum. This isone of the basal ganglia and probablyrepresents an isolated portion of thecortex of the insula. Medial to theclaustrum lies a narrow strip ofwhite nerve tissue the externalcapsule and frontally, caudally, anddorsally it connects with the internalcapsule and represents
RMCEP6WR–An illustration of a white set of balance scales in a circle, set against a background of a starry night sky
RM2AM2MH6–The mass and vestments of the Catholic church, liturgical, doctrinal, historical and archaeological . mode of their wearing it, as dis-tinguished from deacons. When a towel, it waslinen. When a scarf, its texture was that ofwhite wool or colored silk and worn around theneck and under the chasuble, as it is now, for itwas properly a neck-cloth. The tunic of those primitive days was withoutcollar, and the dalmatic and chasuble had aper-tures too broad to afford any protection for theneck. The neck demanded care in the severecold, and the dignity of the service prescribed thatthe necks of the min
RMCEYEPM–An illustration of a white silhouetted pair of fish swimming in opposite directions, set against a background of space filled
RM2AKR0TX–A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities.. . senian stadia, in the latter of which it issurrounded by 16 rows of seats. The area of thestadium was surrounded by the seats for spectators,which were separated from it by a low wall or po-dium. Opposite to the goal, on one side of the stadium,were the seats of the Hellanodicae, for whom therewas a secret entrance into the stadium (upvirrrieffoSos), and on the other side was an altar ofwhite marble, on which the priestesses of DemeterChamyne sat to view the games. The area wasgenerally adorned with altars and statues. Such was the general form a
RMCEYERC–An illustration of a white silhouette of a resting ram, set against a background of space filled with stars
RM2AX0G0H–Cox seed and plant cocatalogue . the stem, muchesteemed for single specimen and arches. Price, 50cents each. Loquat (Japanese Plum)—50 cents each. Laurestinus—An evergreen shrub with bunches ofwhite flowers; makes fine hedges. Price, 25 cts. each. Trifoliate Orange—This is the most hardy of theOrange family, and will stand our northern climatewith little or no protection, and is also desirable forpot culture. In the parks of both New York andPhiladelphia it is growing luxuriantly and bloomingand fruiting profusely. It is dwarf, of a low, shrubbygrowth, with beautiful trifoliate, glossy, green
RMCF5JNE–An illustration of a white silhouetted male holding a set of balance scales, made up of stars, set against a background of
RM2AM4N0Y–Modern surgery, general and operative . 30.—Porcelain surgical tray.. I.—Glass surgical Uay. most cases after the patient has been anesthetized, and find this plan morecomfortable for the patient, less troublesome, and equally efiective. MLen the time for the operation arrives, the siugeon and his assistantsremove their clothing and put on duck trousers and thin, short-sleeved shirts ofwhite muslin. After sterilizing the hands and forearms they envelop themselvesin aseptic or antiseptic sheets or gowns, to protect the patient and themselves.The gowns should have sleeves long enough to cover t
RMCF73RW–An illustration of the head of a white ram in a circle, set against a background of a starry nights sky
RM2AN7FGR–The Repository of arts, literature, commerce, manufactures, fashions and politics . e gowns ofwhite or rose-coloured crepe trimmedwith bouillonne, made very full, andinterspersed with rosettes of anothercolour. The sleeves and the trim-ming of the corsage correspond.The rosettes must be of similar co-lours with the flowers which form thecoeffure; and the bouquet is now anindispensable appendage to full dress. Mourning head-dresses consist ofwhite satin hats with black feathers,or black ones with white plumes. Anornament, in the form of a reed, injet, placed rather far back, and aplume of black
RMCEYER7–An illustration of a white silhouetted resting goat, set against a background of space filled with stars
RM2AXJETH–Arts and crafts essays . to besought for : modern printers generallyoverdo the whites in the spacing,a defect probably forced on them by the characterless quality of the letters. 127 Printing. For where these are boldly and care-fully designed, and each letter isthoroughly individual in form, thewords may be set much closer to-gether, without loss of clearness. Nodefinite rules, however, except theavoidance of rivers and excess ofwhite, can be given for the spacing,which requires the constant exercise ofjudgment and taste on the part of theprinter. The position of the page on the paper should
RMCF5JR9–An illustration of a white silhouetted scorpion, set against a background of space filled with stars
RM2AN1X0X–Mexico, its ancient and modern civilisation, history and political conditions, topography and natural resources, industries and general development; . n in that high environment of rainsand snows, rippling streams descend, falling in cascadesand babbling rapids adown romantic glens, and theirlife-giving waters, with boisterous ripple or murmuringsoftly, take their way over silver sand-bar and polishedledge of gleaming quartz or marble, winding thenceamid corridors of stately trees and banks of verdantvegetation, to where they fill the irrigation-channels ofwhite-clad feasants, far away on the
RMCET2CK–An illustration of a white silhouetted scorpion, set against a background of space filled with stars
RM2AM49XY–Scribner's magazine . ing at the back those necessary for themanager of this department and his imme-diate assistants) ; and with its Indian reddecoration and the plentiful sunlight whichpours in from the high windows at back andfront it is a spacious, aiiy, and j^leasant place.From the back a broad flight of stairs ofwhite marble, dividing half-way up to the leftand right, leads to the second floor, where areall the offices of the firm, of the Financial andManufacturing Departments, the WholesaleDepartment, the Educational Department,the Book Buyer, and manj more. Tlie thirdfloor is occupied
RMCEP6TY–An illustration of the head of a white ram in a circle, set against a background of space filled with stars
RM2AM8P4A–Anatomy and physiology : designed for academies and families . l cord, surroundeaby its sheath. Twenty-nine pairs of nerves are seen coining from it, each nerve nav-iog an enlargement named a ganglion. An anterior and posterior fissure divides the spinal cordinto two lateral cords. These are united by a thin layer ofwhite substance. The lateral cords are each divided by fur-rows, into three columns, viz., anterior, lateral, and posterior. The anterior are the motor columns, and give origin to themotor roots of the spinal nerves. The posterior are the columns of sensation, and give originto the
RMCF5JN8–An illustration of a white silhouetted lion ready to pounce, set against a background of space filled with stars
RM2AJ81Y4–The sylva americana; or, A description of the forest trees indigenous to the United States, practically and botanically considered . t,. New York and New Jersey,it is known by the name ofWhite Wood, and of CanoeWood, and more rarely bythat of Tidip Tree. Thislast denomination we have thought most proper to adopt, fromthe resemblance of its flowers to the tulip. The southernextremity of Lake Champlain, in latitude 45°, may be consideredas the northern limit, and the river Connecticut, in the longitudeof 72°, as the eastern limit of the tulip tree. It is only beyondthe Hudson, which flows two de
RMCF5JPX–An illustration of a white silhouetted pair of fish swimming in opposite directions, set against a background of space filled
RM2AWH79H–Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . om any place but at thefloor line. Toilet rooms should have a smooth cement floor, walls and ceiling, andas little wood work as possible. The stall partitions should be made ofcement plaster; each stall should have a 2 by 4 foot double acting door,but no lock. The walls and ceilings should be given five or six coats ofwhite enamel—and then kept clean. Never paint and sand a toilet room.The janitor should staj^ about the toilet rooms when they are most inuse and see that they are
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