Cephalopod of the Indian and Pacific oceans having a spiral shell with pale pearly partitions.
1 The thing wound around itself like a chambered nautilus , going in a counterclockwise direction.
2 But of course the chambered nautilus may emerge again.
3 No chambered nautilus was to have better opportunity to expand the tender mansions of its soul.
4 What thought must have been in the mind of those who gave the chambered nautilus this name?
5 It has designs more intricate than a chambered nautilus , features more baroque than the most buttressed Gothic cathedral.
6 For years, like "the chambered nautilus , " we have been outgrowing our denominational shell, and seeking "more stately mansions."
7 With her left hand Annja scooped up a heavy fossil of a large chambered nautilus that a paleontologist friend had given her.
8 Chambered Nautilus (cham'berd no'ti-lus), a shellfish belonging to the highest class of mollusks.
9 Possibly Mr. Holmes meant something like that when he wrote his " Chambered Nautilus . "
10 Chambered nautilus is brother to the octopus, but he wears his castle permanently-andon the outside.
11 Mollusks include not only the familiar clams, scallops and snails, but also the squids, octopus and Chambered Nautilus .
12 "The Chambered Nautilus " is for that reason beloved of the masses.
13 While her sickly mother is checked into the Chambered Nautilus , Cone and she are off for a month at the Superb Gaza.
14 "What is the history of 'The Chambered Nautilus ' ? "
15 "Well," he said musingly, "I think 'The Chambered Nautilus ' is my most finished piece of work, and I suppose it is my favorite.
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