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Facing to the left.

Man's profile

Facing to the left.

Woman receiving massage.

Woman receiving massage

Woman receiving massage.

Woman receiving massage.

Woman receiving massage

Woman receiving massage.

Woman receiving massage.

Woman receiving massage

Woman receiving massage.

Boy and girl looking toward the left.

Children in profile

Boy and girl looking toward the left.

The Canadian Grouse is peculiar to the U.S. continent (Smiley, 1839).

Grouse

The Canadian Grouse is peculiar to the U.S. continent (Smiley, 1839).

The Virginia Mockingbird is endowed with a perfection of voice far exceeding any other bird in creation, (Smiley, 1839).

Mockingbird

The Virginia Mockingbird is endowed with a perfection of voice far exceeding any other bird in creation,…

the Great Anteater is found in the tropics,(Smiley, 1839).

Anteater

the Great Anteater is found in the tropics,(Smiley, 1839).

The Turkey vulture is found over the whole United States, but is more numerous in the southern region (Smiley, 1839).

Turkey Vulture

The Turkey vulture is found over the whole United States, but is more numerous in the southern region…

Immense herds of the bison occupy the vast plains. A single herd is said sometimes to consist of ten thousand, (Smiley, 1839).

Bison

Immense herds of the bison occupy the vast plains. A single herd is said sometimes to consist of ten…

The Rocky Mountain Goat inhabits the most lofty peaks of the Rocky Mountains, (Smiley, 1839).

Mountain Goat

The Rocky Mountain Goat inhabits the most lofty peaks of the Rocky Mountains, (Smiley, 1839).

The Rocky Mountain Sheep is much larger than the domestic sheep, (Smiley, 1839).

Mountain Sheep

The Rocky Mountain Sheep is much larger than the domestic sheep, (Smiley, 1839).

Fort Pulaski, on Cockspur Island at the entrance to the Savannah River, Georgia, was built by the United States Government in 1829-31, for the defense of Tybee Roads and the Savannah River approach to the city of Savannah, Georgia. In January, 1861, it was seized and occupied by the military authorities of the State of Georgia, and held by them until transferred to the Confederate Government, by whom it was strongly armed and garrisoned. In form it was pentagonal; its walls were forty feet high, and presented two faces on the sea approach. The full armament of the fort consisted on the lower tier of 65 32-pounders, and the upper tier of 53 24-pounders, 4 18-pounders flanking howitzers, 1 13-inch mortar, 12 8-inch columbiads, and 7 10-inch mortars. The interior of the fort was well supplied with massive furnaces for heating shot, officers' quarters, soldiers' barracks, magazines, and a tolerable supply of shot and powder.

Fort Pulaski

Fort Pulaski, on Cockspur Island at the entrance to the Savannah River, Georgia, was built by the United…

The Beggar flinging meal into their faces.

The Beggar and Robin Hood

The Beggar flinging meal into their faces.

A series of semicircular arches which cut one another in a wall, supported by timbers with their ends projecting out and carved into heads, faces, lion's heads, etc.

Corbel-Table

A series of semicircular arches which cut one another in a wall, supported by timbers with their ends…

A series of semicircular arches which cut one another in a wall, supported by timbers with their ends projecting out and carved into heads, faces, lion's heads, etc.

Corbel-Table

A series of semicircular arches which cut one another in a wall, supported by timbers with their ends…

"The hereford breed are of a medium or dark red color, with white faces and sometimes white on the throat, back and bellies. They mature early, are not excelled for grazing, and make beef of the best quality." — S. G. Goodrich, 1885

Hereford Cattle

"The hereford breed are of a medium or dark red color, with white faces and sometimes white on the throat,…

Woven of grass, the nests of the genus Euplectes have an opening which faces down towards the water. This is believed to keep monkeys and other predators from attack the young.

Nests of the genus Euplectes

Woven of grass, the nests of the genus Euplectes have an opening which faces down towards the water.…

"This striking picture, by a celebrated French artist, has excited marked attention ever since it was first exhibited at the Paris Salon. The grouping is admirable, and by the abscence of all accessories the interest is skillfully concentrated on the principal personage, the attending surgeon, and the pale boy whose arm he is bandaging and who is striving not to wince beneath the treatment. That the hurt is not trifling is shown by the basin of blood and the look of concern in the counternances of the surrounding family, who are yet sufficiently composed to indicate that there is no imminent danger. The strongly lined faces of the peasants, with their vary expressions, contrasted with the rude interior, form a graphic study." — Blaisedell, 1904

Doctor

"This striking picture, by a celebrated French artist, has excited marked attention ever since it was…

"A diminutive through osculum from os, meaning "a little face," was the term applied to faces or heads of Bacchus, which were suspended in the vineyards to be turned in every direction by the wind. Whichsoever way they looked they were supposed to make, the vines in that quarter fruitful. The figure represents the countenance of Bacchus with a beautiful, mild, and propitious expression. the other figure represents a tree with four oscilla hung upon its branches. A syrinx and a pedum are placed at the root of the tree." — Smith, 1873

Oscillum

"A diminutive through osculum from os, meaning "a little face," was the term applied to faces or heads…

A happy face

Happy

A happy face

A happy face

Happy

A happy face

A boy

Boy

A boy

"At the command load each front-rank man or skirmisher faces half right and carries the right foot to the right, about one foot." — Moss, 1914

Load

"At the command load each front-rank man or skirmisher faces half right and carries the right foot to…

A small cube, marked on its faces with spots from one to six.

Die

A small cube, marked on its faces with spots from one to six.

It is composed of bellows, with two faces or ends, generally polygonal in shape which are placed the various stops and studs.

Concertinas

It is composed of bellows, with two faces or ends, generally polygonal in shape which are placed the…

"Crystal faces are described according to their relations to the crystallographic axes. A series of numbers which indicate the relative distances by which a face intersects the different axes are called its parameters. " — Ford, 1912

Orthorhombie pyramid

"Crystal faces are described according to their relations to the crystallographic axes. A series of…

"Crystal faces are described according to their relations to the crystallographic axes. A series of numbers which indicate the relative distances by which a face intersects the different axes are called its parameters. " — Ford, 1912

Orthohombie prism

"Crystal faces are described according to their relations to the crystallographic axes. A series of…

"The tetrahexahedron is a form composed of twenty-four isoceles triangular faces, each of which intersects one axis at unity, the second at some multiple, and is parallel to the third." — Ford, 1912

Tetrahexahedron

"The tetrahexahedron is a form composed of twenty-four isoceles triangular faces, each of which intersects…

"A cube with its edges beveled by the faces of a tetrahexahedron." — Ford, 1912

Cube and tetrahexahedron

"A cube with its edges beveled by the faces of a tetrahexahedron." — Ford, 1912

"The trapezohedron is a form composed of twenty-four trapezium-shaped faces, each of which intersects one of the crystallographic axes at unity and the other two at equal multiples." — Ford, 1912

Trapezohedron

"The trapezohedron is a form composed of twenty-four trapezium-shaped faces, each of which intersects…

"The trisoctahedron is a form composed of twenty-four isosceles triangular faces, each of which intersects two of the crystallographic axes at unity and the third axis at some multiple. There are various trisoctahedrons the faces of which have different inclinations." — Ford, 1912

Trisoctahedron

"The trisoctahedron is a form composed of twenty-four isosceles triangular faces, each of which intersects…

"A combination of a trisoctahedron and an octahedron. It will be noted that the faces of the trisoctahedron bevel the edges of the ocrahedron." — Ford, 1912

Octahedron and trisoctahedron

"A combination of a trisoctahedron and an octahedron. It will be noted that the faces of the trisoctahedron…

"The hexoctahedron is a form composed of forty-eight triangular faces, each of which cuts differently on all three crystallographic axes. There are several hexoctahedrons, which have varying ratios of intersection with the axes." — Ford, 1912

Hexoctahedron

"The hexoctahedron is a form composed of forty-eight triangular faces, each of which cuts differently…

"This form consists of twelve pentagonal-shaped faces, each of which intersects one crystallographic axis at unity, the second axis at some multiple, and is parallel to the third." — Ford, 1912

Pyritohedron

"This form consists of twelve pentagonal-shaped faces, each of which intersects one crystallographic…

"The diploid is a rare form found only in this class. It is composed of twenty-four faces which correspond to one-half the faces of a hexoctahedron." — Ford, 1912

Diploid

"The diploid is a rare form found only in this class. It is composed of twenty-four faces which correspond…

"A combination of cube and pyritohedron, in which it will be noted that the faces of the pyritohedron trunctuate unsymmetrically the edges of the cube." — Ford, 1912

Cube and pyritohedron

"A combination of cube and pyritohedron, in which it will be noted that the faces of the pyritohedron…

"The tetrahedron is a form composed of four equilateral triangular faces, each of which intersects all of the crystallographic axes at equal lengths. It can be considered as derived from the octahedron of the Normal Class by the omission of the alternate faces and the extension of the others." — Ford, 1912

Positive tetrahedron

"The tetrahedron is a form composed of four equilateral triangular faces, each of which intersects all…

"The tetrahedron is a form composed of four equilateral triangular faces, each of which intersects all of the crystallographic axes at equal lengths. It can be considered as derived from the octahedron of the Normal Class by the omission of the alternate faces and the extension of the others. If the other four faces of the octahedron had been extended, the tetrahedron resulting would have had a different orientation, known as the negative tetrahedron." — Ford, 1912

Negative tetrahedron

"The tetrahedron is a form composed of four equilateral triangular faces, each of which intersects all…

"If a positive and negative tetrahedron occured together with equal development, the resulting crystal could not be distinguished from an octahedron, unless, as is usually the case, the faces of the two forms showed different lusters, etchings, or striations that would serve to differentiate them." — Ford, 1912

Positive and negative tetrahedrons

"If a positive and negative tetrahedron occured together with equal development, the resulting crystal…

"The faces of the tristetrahedron correspond to one-half the faces of a trapezohedron." — Ford, 1912

Tristetrahedron

"The faces of the tristetrahedron correspond to one-half the faces of a trapezohedron." — Ford,…

"The faces of the deltoid dodecahedron correspond to one-half those of the trisoctahedron." — Ford, 1912

Deltoid dodecahedron

"The faces of the deltoid dodecahedron correspond to one-half those of the trisoctahedron." —…

"The faces of the hexakistetrahedron correspond to one-half the faces of the hexoctahedron." — Ford, 1912

Hexakistetrahedron

"The faces of the hexakistetrahedron correspond to one-half the faces of the hexoctahedron." —…

"A combination of cube and tetrahedron. It will be noted that the tetrahedron faces truncate the alternate corners of the cube, or that the cube faces truncate the edges o a tetrahedron." — Ford, 1912

Cube and tetrahedron

"A combination of cube and tetrahedron. It will be noted that the tetrahedron faces truncate the alternate…

"A combination of cube and tetrahedron. It will be noted that the tetrahedron faces truncate the alternate corners of the cube, or that the cube faces truncate the edges o a tetrahedron." — Ford, 1912

Tetrahedron and cube

"A combination of cube and tetrahedron. It will be noted that the tetrahedron faces truncate the alternate…

"The prism of the first order consists of four rectangular vertical faces, each of which intersects the two horizontal crystallographic axes equally." — Ford, 1912

First order prism

"The prism of the first order consists of four rectangular vertical faces, each of which intersects…

"The prism of the second order consists of four rectangular vertical faces, each of which intersects one horizontal crystallographic axis and is parallel to the other two axes." — Ford, 1912

Second order prism

"The prism of the second order consists of four rectangular vertical faces, each of which intersects…

"The dietetragonal prism is a form consisting of eight rectangular vertical faces, each of which intersects one horizontal crystallographic axis and is parallel to the other two axes." — Ford, 1912

Ditetragonal prism

"The dietetragonal prism is a form consisting of eight rectangular vertical faces, each of which intersects…

"The pyramid of the first order is a form consisting of eight isoceles triangular faces, each of which interesects all three crystallographic axes, the intercepts upon the two horizontal axes being equal." — Ford, 1912

First order pyramid

"The pyramid of the first order is a form consisting of eight isoceles triangular faces, each of which…

"The pyramid of the second order is a form composed of eight isoceles triangular faces, each of which intersects one horizontal axis and the vertical axis and is parallel to the second horizontal axis." — Ford, 1912

Second order pyramid

"The pyramid of the second order is a form composed of eight isoceles triangular faces, each of which…

"The ditetragonal pyramid is a form composed of sixteen isoceles trianglular faces, each of which intersects all three of the crystallographic axes, cutting the two horizontal axes at different lengths." — Ford, 1912

Ditetragonal pyramid

"The ditetragonal pyramid is a form composed of sixteen isoceles trianglular faces, each of which intersects…

"It consists of four isoceles triangular faces which intersect all three of the crystallographic axes, the intercepts on the two horizontal axes being equal. The faces correspond in their position to the alternating faces of the tetragonal pyramid of the first order." — Ford, 1912

Sphenoid

"It consists of four isoceles triangular faces which intersect all three of the crystallographic axes,…

"It consists of four isoceles triangular faces which intersect all three of the crystallographic axes, the intercepts on the two horizontal axes being equal. The faces correspond in their position to the alternating faces of the tetragonal pyramid of the first order." — Ford, 1912

Sphenoid

"It consists of four isoceles triangular faces which intersect all three of the crystallographic axes,…

"It consists of four isoceles triangular faces which intersect all three of the crystallographic axes, the intercepts on the two horizontal axes being equal. The faces correspond in their position to the alternating faces of the tetragonal pyramid of the first order. There maybe different sphenoids, depending upon their varying intersections with the vertical axes. There may also be a positive and a negative sphenoid, the combination of the two being represented." — Ford, 1912

Sphenoid, positive and negative

"It consists of four isoceles triangular faces which intersect all three of the crystallographic axes,…

"A crystal of scapolite, upon which the faces of the third-order pyramid are shown." — Ford, 1912

Scapolite

"A crystal of scapolite, upon which the faces of the third-order pyramid are shown." — Ford, 1912

"This is a form consisting of six rectangular vertical faces each of which intersects two of the horizontal axes equally and the intermediate horizontal axis at one-half this distance." — Ford, 1912

Prism of the first order

"This is a form consisting of six rectangular vertical faces each of which intersects two of the horizontal…

"This is a form consisting of six rectangular vertical faces, each of which intersects two of the horizontal axes equally and the immediate horizontal axis at one half this distance." — Ford, 1912

Prism of the second order

"This is a form consisting of six rectangular vertical faces, each of which intersects two of the horizontal…

"The dihexagonal prism has twelve rectangular vertical faces, each of which intersects all three of the horizontal crystallographic axes at different lengths." — Ford, 1912

Dihexagonal prism

"The dihexagonal prism has twelve rectangular vertical faces, each of which intersects all three of…

"This form consists of twelve isoceles triangular faces, each of which intersects two of the horizontal crystallographic axes equally, is parallel to the third horizontal axis and intersects the vertical axis." — Ford, 1912

Pyramid of the first order

"This form consists of twelve isoceles triangular faces, each of which intersects two of the horizontal…

"This is a form composed of twelve isoceles triangular faces, each of which intersects two of the horizontal axes equally, the third and immediate horizontal axis at one-half this distance, and also intersects the vertical axis." — Ford, 1912

Pyramid of the second order

"This is a form composed of twelve isoceles triangular faces, each of which intersects two of the horizontal…