Swordfishes

May 20, 2010 at 12:59 pm oooh sownds deeliytefull…butt! ai members ai must stay awai frum swordfishes….till bebbeh gets heer n e wai. congarats tew A1 and Angelplume! ❋ Unknown (2010)

To prove his theory Darwin wishes, That dogs had noses like swordfishes. ❋ John Merwin (2008)

We see the same pattern -- now with these tags we're seeing a similar pattern for swordfishes, manta rays, tunas, a real three-dimensional play. ❋ Tierney Thys (2003)

I stuck Bingham at an out-of-the-way table under this truly tacky netting tangled up with varnished swordfishes, and went back to Sandy. ❋ Browne, Richard W (2001)

They were larger than the swordfishes and seemed more fierce and bold. ❋ Unknown (1887)

They now came to one of the avenues which led from the sea garden out into the broad ocean, and here two swordfishes were standing guard. ❋ Unknown (1887)

"Those belonged to the wandering tribes of swordfishes," explained the Princess. ❋ Unknown (1887)

"Those are swordfishes," remarked the Princess as she led the band past one of these avenues. ❋ Unknown (1887)

The band now headed into a broad passage through the "gardens," as the mermaids called these gorgeous groves, and the great swordfishes guarding the entrance made way for them to pass, afterward resuming their posts with watchful eyes. ❋ Unknown (1887)

Now, I might trust sharks and swordfishes and sea-serpents to be frightened and forget about their nat'ral enemies, but I never could trust a gray turtle as big as a cart, with a black neck a yard long, with yellow bags to its jaws, to forget anything or to remember anything. ❋ Unknown (1884)

"The swordfishes are among our most valued and faithful servants, guarding the entrances to the gardens which surround our palaces. ❋ Unknown (1887)

"Of course it sounds strange," continued the widow, "but I know that people can see down into clear water, and the water under me was clear, and the crack was wide enough for me to see through, and down under me was sharks and swordfishes and other horrible water creatures, which I had never seen before, all driven into the bay, I haven't a doubt, by the violence of the storm out at sea. ❋ Unknown (1884)