arborean

A lie in the teeth, a blow in the face, a love - thrust of jealousy to the heart, in a fraction of an instant can turn a twentieth-century philosopher into an ape-like arborean pounding his chest, gnashing his teeth, and seeing red.

Chapter 9 1917

And, endly, mark our tailed arborean ancestors, trained to the wearing of garments and a single eye-glass.

The Spenders A Tale of the Third Generation Harry Leon Wilson 1903

A lie in the teeth, a blow in the face, a love - thrust of jealousy to the heart, in a fraction of an instant can turn a twentieth-century philosopher into an ape-like arborean pounding his chest, gnashing his teeth, and seeing red.

Jerry of the Islands Jack London 1896

a blow in the face, a love-thrust of jealousy to the heart, in a fraction of an instant can turn a twentieth-century philosopher into an ape-like arborean pounding his chest, gnashing his teeth, and seeing red.

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