lizard

Then the lizard ran fast to get it first, but he was caught in the snare and was held until the man came and killed him.

Have you ever, my reader, caught hold of a lizard and been left with his tail in your hands?

Then I put the little toads on the board, and the lizard drew them all around.

He was not entirely convinced that it was a lizard until he sat up in bed and noticed that there were two lizards.

Towards evening we passed the Lizard, to see land no more till we should descry it on the other side of the Atlantic.

She moved briskly and nimbly with a rapid, hardly audible sound like a lizard; at the back her hair fell below her knees.

The iguana, as this lizard is called locally, seems to be uncommon in the forested areas of southern El Petn.

The lizard is a totem, a worshipful animal in New Caledonia.

He utilizes neither the crane, nor the quail, nor the dromedary, nor the lizard.

The head, legs, and general 104 shape are characteristic of the lizard.