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The internarial septum is narrow, and the nostrils look forwards and downwards instead of sidewards—hence the term 'Catarrhin.'
THE LAST LINKERNST HAECKELFrom this point one looks across the beach from hill to hill, and sidewards up the ravine to the brown mountain-tops.
NAPLES PAST AND PRESENTARTHUR H. NORWAYOne day on walking out with her mother she was looking, child-wise, sidewards instead of in front, and nearly struck a lamp-post.
CHILDREN'S WAYSJAMES SULLYHe was not looking at her but far away sidewards across the spreading hill.
THE CROCK OF GOLDJAMES STEPHENSSidewards, on the left, is another room as large, in which are a billiard-table and the library.
TOUR IN ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND FRANCE, IN THE YEARS 1826, 1827, 1828 AND 1829.HERMANN PCKLER-MUSKAUAnd so they went rapidly on, upwards and sidewards, in sunshine and rain.
ARNE; A SKETCH OF NORWEGIAN COUNTRY LIFEBJRNSTJERNE BJRNSONWORDS RELATED TO SIDEWARDS
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