ape

Why, what makes you stand twisting there like an eel or an ape, child?

It is our duty to resemble him as much as we can; that is to say, as much as an ape can resemble a man.

Charley confided to me afterwards that he did not take to him—he was too like an ape, he said.

Then the ape said: “I will not leave until you have obtained one for me.”

Ah,” said the ape, “is it so high that it outranks all other dignities?

The ape was pleased with this speech and said: “Good, good!”

At its foot the ape turned himself into the chapel of a field-god.

The Ape King smoothed his clothes, put his hat on straight, and stepped in.

The ape leaped into the air to a distance of five or six feet from the ground.

This ape has eaten the peaches, has drunk the nectar and also swallowed the pills of life.