But, the power of the caricaturist lies in exhibiting with increased ugliness personal and natural defects . . .

You want to inveigle me from my own clear task and metier — the writing of verse — into a vague maelstrom of fanfaring trumpets, bewildering lights, chaos of costumes, enigmatical actors, untangoing dancers, all helplessly entangled in frescos of civic reform; pageantry, in short.

In A. orientalis, first and second instars were more susceptible than third instars to H. bacteriophora TF strain, […]

And grandmother sat in her rocker before the fireplace, deaf as a doorpost and half-blind as well.