The haughty High Priest biting his nails, is deficient in everything except his drapery: the Jew immediately behind him bears a strong resemblance to an old-clothes-man.
When very young, I was once in company with the Chevalier at the house of a Doctor Cheyne Harte, in Shrewsbury, and I remember his person having a strong resemblance to this print.
Your mother must count in some way, and you--you bear a strong resemblance to every second portrait of our ancestors in the gallery upstairs.
They swim with their little heads above the surface at a rapid rate, bearing a strong resemblance to water-snakes.
On its head it wears a peculiar fan-like crest, which, overhanging the forehead, extends to the back of the head, and which bears a strong resemblance to the plume of an ancient helmet.
It bears a strong resemblance in plumage and habits to the celebrated mandarin duck of China.
Other deities form less important parts of this system, as Dionysus, whose alternate joys and sufferings show a strong resemblance to the form which religious notions assumed in Asia Minor.
In the spring and summer of 1881, the power of the League was at its height; in its organisation and working it bore a strong resemblance to the Jacobin societies of the Revolution in France.
It is fit for use immediately it is gathered off the tree, and has a strong resemblance to the old Nonesuch, but keeps much longer.
This variety was raised from a seed of the old Nonpareil, to which it bears a strong resemblance, by Dr.
It is a fine, showy, and handsome apple, bearing a strong resemblance to the Nonesuch, from which in all probability it was raised.
In its general character this northern section bears a strong resemblance to the opposite coast of Europe, with respect to peculiarities of soil and climate and the variety of its products.
Its leaves are pinnated; but each division, as the Colonel notices, has a strong resemblance to the leaves of the holly.
The other is common to the Bouddhists and followers of the Vedas, and has a strong resemblance to the temples of the Chinese.
At Bhimphedi, the vegetable productions put on a strong resemblance to those of Europe.
The fruit is larger than that of the Cardamomum minus of Rumph, and has membraneous angles; but, in other respects, the two plants have a strong resemblance.
In disposition and instinct, however, these animals have a strong resemblance.
The Vison of Canada has a strong resemblance to our Marten; and the streaked Pole-cat of North America, is perhaps a mere variety of the European kind.
The prints taken from such plates bear a strong resemblance to paintings in Indian ink, or to drawings in black-lead pencil.
The temples of the Romans generally bore a strong resemblance to those of the Greeks, although they often differed from the specimens of that nation in several particulars.
In Europe no Etheostominæ are found, their place being filled by the genera Zingel and Aspro, which bear a strong resemblance to the American forms, a resemblance which may be a clue to the origin of the latter.
This little fish bears a strong resemblance to Ammodytes, but the affinities of the latter genus are certainly with the ophidioid fishes, while the real relationship of Cobitopsis is uncertain.
These species bear a strong resemblance to the star-gazers (Uranoscopus), but this likeness seems to be superficial only.
Why variations on the part of one species should bear a strong resemblance to other, and often distantly related, species is another question altogether.
Forms which from their colour are clearly not mimics present nevertheless the general pattern and shape of other forms which bear a strong resemblance to some Ithomiine.
Their eyes are uniformly dark and clear, and among some, especially the southern women, bear a strong resemblance to those of the Chinese, in the peculiarity of formation so generally observed of that people.
The domestic rule of a private family beyond a doubt suggested first the idea of government in society, and, this people having made but small advances in civil policy, theirs continues to retain a strong resemblance of its original.
Germany has, we think, in some respects a strong resemblance to the views of America.
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