| Nathaniel Parker Willis - 1853 - 466 Seiten
...perfect. I discovered no blemish upon the body, except a wound between two ribs, near the back bone ; and one of the eyes had also been injured. The finger...perfect and quite long. The features were regular. 1 measured the length of one of the bones of the arm with a string, from the elbow to the wrist joint,... | |
| Abel Stevens, James Floy - 1856 - 588 Seiten
...on the body, except a wound between the ribs, near the backbone, and an injury in one of the eyes. The finger and toe nails were perfect, and quite long ; the features were regular The length of the bones of the arm, from the elbow to the wrist joint, was ten and a half inches. The... | |
| Boston Society of Natural History - 1875 - 656 Seiten
...perfect. I discovered no blemish upon the body, except a wound between two ribs, near the backbone ; and one of the eyes had also been injured. The finger and toe nails were perfect and quite long. ' One arm is now broken off. 'This cord may be the soft, five-stranded braid that is with the collection... | |
| Boston Society of Natural History - 1875 - 544 Seiten
...no blemish upon the body, except a wound between two ribs, near the backbone ; and one of the eves had also been injured. The finger and toe nails were perfect and quite long. i One arm is now broken off. *This cord may be the soft, flve-stranded braid that is with the collection... | |
| Nels Christian Nelson - 1907 - 376 Seiten
...formed I discovered no blemish upon the body, except a wound between two ribs, near the backbone; and one of the eyes had also been injured. The finger...and they equalled my own in length, viz., ten and a-half inches. From the examination of the whole frame, I judged the figure to be that of a very tall... | |
| 1917 - 398 Seiten
...formed I discovered no blemish upon the body, except a wound between two ribs, near the backbone; and one of the eyes had also been injured. The finger...and they equalled my own in length, viz., ten and a-half inches. From the examination of the whole frame, I judged the figure to be that of a very tall... | |
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