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A frame of a bear and a wolf.

Bear and Wolf

A frame of a bear and a wolf.

A scene from the story, <em>The Cub That Tried To Eat Tar</em>. Johnnie Bear loved honey. You could not blame him for that. But it was not right ofhim to go to the honey jar without his mamma's permission,- a thing which he often did. Once, when he did this, he found that his jaws stuck together, and ran crying to his mother. "Why, child," said she, "you got into the tar by mistake." Now he keeps away from the preserve closet.

The Cub That Tried To Eat Tar

A scene from the story, The Cub That Tried To Eat Tar. Johnnie Bear loved honey. You could…

A scene from the story, <em>How Mamma Bear Got Cubbie Home</em>.

Mamma Bear

A scene from the story, How Mamma Bear Got Cubbie Home.

A scene from the nursery rhyme, <em>How A Baby Bear Rides "Piggy-Back"</em>.

Baby Bear

A scene from the nursery rhyme, How A Baby Bear Rides "Piggy-Back".

A scene from the nursery rhyme, <em>A Bear Hunt</em>.

A Bear Hunt

A scene from the nursery rhyme, A Bear Hunt.

A white bear or polar bear.

Polar Bear

A white bear or polar bear.

An annual plant cultivated in gardens, and which serves as a salad. There are many species, most of which attain a height of two feet, bear yellowish flowers, and have variously formed leaves.

Lettuce

An annual plant cultivated in gardens, and which serves as a salad. There are many species, most of…

A grass extensively cultivated in some sections of the United States for forage. There are numerous species, most of which bear stalks and leaves of value for feed in the green and dry state, and form wholesome food products for cattle, sheep, horses, and mules.

Millet

A grass extensively cultivated in some sections of the United States for forage. There are numerous…

An American quadruped mammal of the bear family, which is found from Canada to the tropics. The head is broad behind with the muzzle narrow, the ears short, and the tail ringed and moderately long.

Raccoon

An American quadruped mammal of the bear family, which is found from Canada to the tropics. The head…

A genus of mammals belonging to the bear family. They are native to Central and South America. These animals are peculiar for their long claws, which turn toward the body, thus making it difficult to move on the ground, but they pass to and fro with remarkable favility on the limbs of trees.

Sloth

A genus of mammals belonging to the bear family. They are native to Central and South America. These…

The popular name of several flowering vines, which have a woody stem and bear flowers formed like a trumpet.

Trumpet Flower

The popular name of several flowering vines, which have a woody stem and bear flowers formed like a…

An Australian marsupial, which somewhat resembles a small bear in appearance. The legs are short and strong, the head large and flat, the body broad and depressed, and the tail rudimentary.

Wombat

An Australian marsupial, which somewhat resembles a small bear in appearance. The legs are short and…

A boy waking a bear from his hibernation by hacking at his home with an axe.

Rudely Awoken

A boy waking a bear from his hibernation by hacking at his home with an axe.

A family watching a bear invade their home and eat their jam.

Bear Eating

A family watching a bear invade their home and eat their jam.

A soldier with a bear and a shepherd with a sheep.

Soldier and Shepherd

A soldier with a bear and a shepherd with a sheep.

The Arms of Columbus. There is no wholly satisfactory statement regarding the origin of these arms or the Admiral's right to bear them. It is the quartering of the royal lion and castle, for Arragon and Castile, with gold islands in azure waves. Five anchors and the motto, "A [or Por] Castilla y a [or Por] Leon Nuevo Munido Dio [or Hallo] Colon," were later given or assumed. The crest varies in the Oviedo of 1535.

Arms

The Arms of Columbus. There is no wholly satisfactory statement regarding the origin of these arms or…

"The self-acting slide-rest carries reduction by driving the lathe itself the small "feed" movement necessary for bringing the tool to bear on successive portions of the work, it dispenses wholly with the need for physical exertion on the part of the workman, and does not even demand his continuous supervision." &mdash;The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903

Slide-Rest

"The self-acting slide-rest carries reduction by driving the lathe itself the small "feed" movement…

"Break lathes can take in work of considerable length as well as of large diameter,&mdash;the treble-geared headstock and all other parts being in their case made of sufficient strength to bear the heavy strains which result from the increased size and weight of the work, a quality in which gap lathes are not unfrequntly deficient." &mdash;The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903

Break Lathe

"Break lathes can take in work of considerable length as well as of large diameter,—the treble-geared…

Ailuropus Melanoleucus. "A. melanoleucus, discovered by Pere David in 1869, in the most inaccessible mountains of eastern Tibet. Said to feed principally on roots, bamboos, and other vegetables. It is of the size of a small Brown bear, of a white color, with ears, spots round the eyes, shoulders, and limbs black." &mdash;The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903

Giant Panda

Ailuropus Melanoleucus. "A. melanoleucus, discovered by Pere David in 1869, in the most inaccessible…

Julius Caesar heard that a little way off there was a country nobody knew anything about, except that the people were very fierce and savage, and that a sort of pearl was found in the shells of mussels which lived in the rivers. He could not bear that there should be any place that his own people, the Romans, did not know and subdue. So he commanded the ships to be prepared, and he and his soldiers embarked, watching the white cliffs in the other side of the sea grow higher and higher as he came nearer and nearer.

Julius Caesar

Julius Caesar heard that a little way off there was a country nobody knew anything about, except that…

All this time John Lacklands cruelty and savageness were making the whole kingdom miserable; and at last the great barons bear it no longer. They met together and agreed that they would make John swear to govern by the good old English laws that had prevailed before the Normans came. The difficulty was to be sure of what these laws were, for most of the copies of them had been lost. However, Archbishop Langton and some of the wisest of the barons put together a set of laws-some copied, some recollected, some old, some new-but all such as to give the barons some control of the king, and hinder him from getting savage soldiers together to frighten people into doing whatever he chose to make them. These laws they called Magna Charta, or the great charter; and they all came in armor, and took John by surprise at Windsor. He came to meet them in a meadow named Runnymede, on the bank of the Thames, and there they force him to sign the charter, for which all Englishmen are grateful to them.

John's Anger after Signing Magna Charta

All this time John Lacklands cruelty and savageness were making the whole kingdom miserable; and at…

King Henry was a builder of beautiful churches. Westminster Abbey, as it is now, was one. And he was charitable to the poor that, when he had his children weighed, he gave their weight in gold and silver in alms. But he gave to everyone who asked, and so always wanted money; and sometimes his men could get nothing for the king and queen to eat, but by going and taking sheep and poultry from the poor farmers around; so that things were nearly as bad as under William Rufus-because the king was so foolishly good-natured. The Pope was always sending for money, too; and the king tried to raise it in ways that, according to Magna Carta, he had sworn not to do. His foreign friends told him that if he minded Magna Carta he would be a poor creature-not like a king who might do all he pleased; and whenever he listened to them he broke the laws of Magna Carta. Then, when his barons complained and frightened him, he swore again to keep them; so that nobody could trust him, and his weakness was almost as bad for the kingdom as John's wickedness. When they could bear it no longer, the barons all met him at the council, which was called the Parliament, from a French word meaning talk. This time they came in armor, binging all their fighting men, and declared that he had broken his word so often that they should appoint some of their own number to watch him, and hinder his doing anything against the laws he had sworn to observe, or from getting money from the people without their consent.

King Henry and His Barons

King Henry was a builder of beautiful churches. Westminster Abbey, as it is now, was one. And he was…

Flower of a Cleome of the section Gynandropsis, showing broadened receptacles to bear petals, lengthened stripe below stamens, and another between these and pistil.

Flower of a Cleome

Flower of a Cleome of the section Gynandropsis, showing broadened receptacles to bear petals, lengthened…

An example of Native American picture writing. One interpretation: "The chiefs Black Wolf, Raven, Fast Bear, and Standing Bear hold a war council round the fire where grass was high. They dig up the hatchet, have plenty of arrows, and start on foot to a Cheyenne village (cut arm, Cheyenne sign) on Beaver Creek, where they expect to have a fight, and stampede the herd of fat ponies." &mdash;Scott, 1884

Picture Writing

An example of Native American picture writing. One interpretation: "The chiefs Black Wolf, Raven, Fast…

A polar bear in the arctic wild.

Polar Bear

A polar bear in the arctic wild.

Fur Seals make up one of the two distinct groups of mammals called "seals". Both the fur seals and the true seals are members of the Pinnipedia, which is usually regarded as a suborder of the order Carnivora but sometimes as an independent order. However, the fur seals, like their close relatives the sea lions, retain some ability to walk on land as their hind limbs can be brought forward under the body to bear the animal's weight, and retain small but visible external ears.

Seals and Walrus

Fur Seals make up one of the two distinct groups of mammals called "seals". Both the fur seals and the…

"The largest European species of beetle an adult male sometimes reaching an length of over two inches, and having mandibles about one inch long, which bear some resemblence to the antlers of a stag."&mdash;Finley, 1917

Stag Beetle

"The largest European species of beetle an adult male sometimes reaching an length of over two inches,…

Ciliated epithelium from the human trachea, highly magnified. Labels: a, large ciliated cell; d, cell, with two nuclei. "In ciliated epithelium the cells, which are generally columnar in shape, bear at their free extremities little hair-like processes which are agitated incessantly with a lashing or vibrating motion. These minute and delicate processes are named cilia, and may be regarded as active prolongations of the cell-protoplasm." &mdash;Kimber, 1907

Ciliated Epithelium Cells

Ciliated epithelium from the human trachea, highly magnified. Labels: a, large ciliated cell; d, cell,…

"...as the arrow is moved backwards, the angle at c, must be diminished, because the rays flowing from the extremities of the object fall a greater distance before the reach the surface of the mirror; and as the angles of the reflected rays bear a proportion to those of the incident ones, so the angle of vision will become less in proportion, as the object is withdrawn." -Comstock 1850

Convex Mirror

"...as the arrow is moved backwards, the angle at c, must be diminished, because the rays flowing from…

Geometric pattern for translation and rotation exercises.

Geometric Block Pattern 26

Geometric pattern for translation and rotation exercises.

Papa Bear kneeling down holding out his top hat.

Papa Bear

Papa Bear kneeling down holding out his top hat.

Mama Bear is dressed up to go out, prepared with her hat, shawl, and basket.

Mama Bear

Mama Bear is dressed up to go out, prepared with her hat, shawl, and basket.

Baby Bear from "Goldilocks and the Three Bears."

Baby Bear

Baby Bear from "Goldilocks and the Three Bears."

Girl eating. Goldilocks eating Baby Bear's porridge.

Girl Eating

Girl eating. Goldilocks eating Baby Bear's porridge.

Goldilocks breaking Baby Bear's chair.

Girl Falling

Goldilocks breaking Baby Bear's chair.

Goldilocks sleeping in Baby Bear's bed

Girl Sleeping

Goldilocks sleeping in Baby Bear's bed

Papa Bear running after Goldilocks as his top hat flies off.

Papa Bear

Papa Bear running after Goldilocks as his top hat flies off.

Mama Bear running after Goldilocks leaving her basket behind.

Mama Bear

Mama Bear running after Goldilocks leaving her basket behind.

Baby Bear running after Goldilocks.

Baby Bear

Baby Bear running after Goldilocks.

Baby Bear pointing at Goldilocks.

Baby Bear

Baby Bear pointing at Goldilocks.

Baby Bear running after Goldilocks.

Baby Bear

Baby Bear running after Goldilocks.

A baby sleeping in his cradle with a teddy bear.

Baby in crib

A baby sleeping in his cradle with a teddy bear.

"Two bears on mischief bound..." -University Society, 1920

Bears 1

"Two bears on mischief bound..." -University Society, 1920

"A big jar of honey found." -University Society, 1920

Bears 2

"A big jar of honey found." -University Society, 1920

"Before they made a better plan..." -University Society, 1920

Bears 3

"Before they made a better plan..." -University Society, 1920

"Both to eat at once began." -University Society, 1920

Bears 4

"Both to eat at once began." -University Society, 1920

"Whitey bumped on Bruin's crown..." -University Society, 1920

Bears 5

"Whitey bumped on Bruin's crown..." -University Society, 1920

"Bruin then pushed Whitey down." -University Society, 1920

Bears 6

"Bruin then pushed Whitey down." -University Society, 1920

"This to rough and tumble led..." -University Society, 1920

Bears 7

"This to rough and tumble led..." -University Society, 1920

"Till they were heels over head." -University Society, 1920

Bears 8

"Till they were heels over head." -University Society, 1920

"Bruin thought he was in clover..." -University Society, 1920

Bears 9

"Bruin thought he was in clover..." -University Society, 1920

"Whitey came and turned him over." -University Society, 1920

Bears 10

"Whitey came and turned him over." -University Society, 1920

"Then did Whitey roar with laughter..." -University Society, 1920

Bears 11

"Then did Whitey roar with laughter..." -University Society, 1920

"Not aware what's coming after..." -University Society, 1920

Bears 12

"Not aware what's coming after..." -University Society, 1920

"The jar is broken on his head..." -University Society, 1920

Bears 13

"The jar is broken on his head..." -University Society, 1920

"Jar and honey both are fled." -University Society, 1920

Bears 14

"Jar and honey both are fled." -University Society, 1920

"Sad and sorry, very slow, see the comrades homeward go." -University Society, 1920

Bears 15

"Sad and sorry, very slow, see the comrades homeward go." -University Society, 1920

A bear playing the violin.

Bear Playing Violin

A bear playing the violin.

"Spilosoma virginica: a, female moth; b, full-grown larva; c, light form of larva, not quite mature; d, cocoon; e, pupa." -Department of Agriculture, 1899

Yellow Bear Stages

"Spilosoma virginica: a, female moth; b, full-grown larva; c, light form of larva, not quite mature;…

Illustration of the three bears with three chairs that can be used to write mathematics story problems involving comparison, taller, shorter, highest, lowest, etc..

Three Bears and Chairs

Illustration of the three bears with three chairs that can be used to write mathematics story problems…