He dashed across the field.
The sandcastle was washed out by the tide.
The smooth, kneaded, almost unfinished appearance of the heart-shaped relief ornament is reminiscent of the lobate style of relief decoration, known as kwabornament, which was popular in the first half of the seventeenth century.
Fig. 16 is the striped or cucumber-bug, as it is improperly called, but which is in reality a beetle, while fig. 17, the squash-bug, is a true bug, being without jaws or mouth, except a long slender tube, fitted for piercing and sucking the sap of plants.
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