The latter may, however, be split up into several sub-generic groups, such as Metachirus, Philander, Marmosa (Micoureus or Grymaeomys), Peramys, Dromiciops, &c. The small South American forms included in Marmosa, which lack the pouch, and have numerous teats, and molar teeth of a primitive type, are doubtless the most generalized representatives of the group (see Opossum; and WATER-Opossum).   anvd [Please select]

Possibly, too, he thought, the professor and Philander might have returned to camp.   anvd [Please select]

Philander," interrupted Professor Porter; "their religion positively precluded the possibilities you suggest.   anvd [Please select]

Philander, who had turned his gaze toward the jungle, "there seems to be someone approaching."   anvd [Please select]

Philander, straining his weak eyes toward the dim figure outlined against the dark tropical underbrush.   anvd [Please select]

Philander, if you insist upon employing slang in your discourse, a 'lion.'   anvd [Please select]

Philander set off in the direction that would put the greatest distance between themselves and the lion.   anvd [Please select]

Philander," remonstrated the professor, "this unseemly haste is most unbecoming to men of letters.   anvd [Please select]

Philander Bassett at the time, and she says to me: 'Rachel,' she says, 'you're on the mendin' hand now, wouldn't you like a book to read.'   anvd [Please select]

Uncle Peabody danced around the table and sang a stanza of the old ballad, which I have forgotten, but which begins: _Come, Philander, let us be a-marchin'.'   anvd [Please select]