...round his naked arm. He began to be agitated ; his countenance changed ; his eyes rolled ; he utlsred terrible cries ; bit the animal in the head, and tore off a piece, which we faw him chew anil fwallow. At that moment his agitation became convulfive j his bowlings...

...iVrpent, which entwincditfelf round his naked arm. He began to be agitated ; his countenance changtd ; his eyes rolled ; he uttered terrible cries ; bit the animal in the head, and tore <;fFa piece, which we faw him chew and fwalbw. At that moment I is agitation became с -nvulfive ;...

...ferpent, which entwined itfelf round his naked arm. He began to be agitated ; his countenance changed ; his eyes rolled ; he uttered terrible cries ; bit the animal in the head, and tore, off a piece, which we faw him chew and fwallow. At that. moment his agitation became convulfive; his howliogs....

...handling ; and after having recited a prayer, he delivered it to the Saadi. The narrative proceeds : — " With a vigorous hand the Saadi seized the serpent,...countenance assumed the features of madness, and his mouth, extended by terrible grimaces, was all in a foam. Every now and then he devoured a fresh morsel of...

...handling; and after having recited a prayer, he delivered it to the Saadi. The narrative proceeds : — " With a vigorous hand the Saadi seized the serpent,...we saw him .chew and swallow. On this his agitation beport their opinion they have instituted some experiments, apparently favorable to it, but under circumstances...