The punkah, a necessary appendage of every house, is worthy of description.

Ancient Popularity of Dwarfs.-Atone time a dwarf was a necessary appendage of every noble family.

I am, therefore, most anxious to recommend that this necessary appendage to an infant school should not be dispensed with.

The mace seems to have been a necessary appendage to the costume, and was always grasped just below its head by the left hand.

Though Captain Sedley considered Uncle Ben a necessary appendage to his estate, he did not impose upon him the performance of any very arduous duties.

Indeed, the West India Islands appear as the necessary appendages to this our empire.

I may also say that she had pretty eyes, mouth, and chin, with other necessary appendages, all pretty.

The farm was, in reality, a very beautiful one, with a very good house, and all necessary appendages attached to it.

"I care but little what dress you wear," answered Mr. Dayton, "if it has what I consider necessary appendages, viz., sleeves and waist."