He dashed across the field.

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.

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.