Type genus of Ursidae: brown bears; in some classifications genus Ursus includes all bears.
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Ursus was the poet of these magical representations; he wrote the pieces.
2
It was the voice of Gwynplaine, but in the mouth of Ursus.
3
The yard of the Tadcaster Inn had taken the fancy of Ursus.
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I will take Ursus a rope; the rest he will do himself.
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The child, in fact, was entering the house of Homo and Ursus.
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With the help of Ursus, sometimes I can interpret what they do.
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Among the captives were the maid Lygia, and her faithful guard, Ursus.
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Gwynplaine remembered what Ursus had told him of the necessity for silence.
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A placard was hung up with the following inscription, composed by Ursus:
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Ursus watched him disappear behind the heavy door with a heavy heart.
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Whilst the little girl drank, and the little boy ate, Ursus grumbled,-
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Still Ursus was too much of an artist not to regret Tom-Jim-Jack.
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Ursus would certainly have had a crow to pluck with those scales.
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Ursus was now about to see what they were bringing with them.
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Ursus, who had had experience, knew the smart caused by rash curiosity.
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Maximus fled and was slain by a certain Ursus, a Roman soldier.