1
The manner in which that sagacious animal now behaved was truly wonderful.
2
They had not gone far before the sagacious animal began to bark.
3
The sagacious animal stood up and looked into old Jolyon's face.
4
Now, this sagacious animal had been taught to perform the duties of messenger and major-domo.
5
You will see, Axel, that there is no more sagacious animal than the Icelandic horse.
6
That our Sutler was a sagacious animal.
7
It was a very large, beautiful stag, the most noble and wild and sagacious animal Haught had ever seen.
8
The sagacious animal responded to his master's order with a fierce charge right among the approaching band of robbers.
9
The sagacious animal, on their first entrance, uttered a stifled growl, which sounded from his deep chest like distant thunder.
10
The sagacious animal seemed to know every foot of the path; even in the gloom of night he made no misstep.
11
The sagacious animal sees and smells all round him, and by his starting and whinnying, gives notice of the approach of strangers.
12
There was something in the tone of his voice, or the appearance of the man, which evidently the sagacious animal did not like.
13
The sagacious animal understood the object, and seizing the piece of wood, dragged it through the surf, and delivered it to his master.
14
That sagacious animal, seeing the danger of his master, endeavoured to protect him by flourishing his proboscis round the head of the Sultan.
15
The most sagacious animal would have been deceived by the appearance; even a fox could not have discovered the tray before tumbling into it.
16
Depend on it you are unjust on the merits of my beloved Drosera; it is a wonderful plant, or rather a most sagacious animal.
