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He had long, soft, many-jointed arms ending in a tentacled grip, and his neck was many-jointed in the usual way, but exceptionally short and thick.
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He had an impression of many eyes, of a dense crew of squat bodies, of long, many-jointed limbs hauling at their mooring ropes to bring the thing down upon him.
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Half a dozen many-jointed arms allowed it to move rapidly and with great flexibility through the branches and vines.
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Half a dozen many-jointed arms allowed it to move rapidly and with great flexibility through the branches and vines.
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Before he could inquire a short, spiderlike creature scrabbled through the door on a forest of many-jointed legs and shepherded them into
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It was broad and flat as a board and was equipped with many-jointed arms as well as an antenna.
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The many-jointed arms above the operating table were carefully carving a phantom patient.
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Mark held Weaver's indignant message up to his eyes with one many-jointed claw, while his other three forelimbs gestured uncertainly.
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He has himself furnished us an analysis of the train of representations and arguments of which this protracted and many-jointed oration was made up.
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The crinoids are an early and simple form of the large family of star-fishes; the animal is little more than a stomach, surrounded by tentacula to provide itself with food, and mounted upon a many-jointed stalk, so as to resemble a flower upon its stem.
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