Simian

So maybe, oh, maybe-

...

the sports gods are looking down upon us.

John Chambers.

So he was responsible for the Simian prosthetics, wasn't he? And he also did Spock's ears.

The landscape is the wilderness.

It's the American wilderness.

Here it is." It was evidently taken by a snap-shot from a small camera.

It represented an alert, sharp-featured Simian man with thick eyebrows and a very peculiar projection of the lower part of the face like the muzzle of a baboon.

"And what became of the bust?" asked Holmes, after a careful study of this picture.

"We had news of it just before you came.

they have a lot of things in common with pre-monkeys.

Pro-simians is what they're called.

And so you see things in a lemur that's like, oh, that's like a monkey, but also a dog.

Like it has like a long snout.

Uh, what do they call them?

Simian.

Anyway, yeah, simian.

And he's not, because those creatures do not have a vocal box, uh, do not have a voice box.

The place is now occupied by a convent, under the wall of which I gathered Orynthogalum nutans, and from its neighborhood I enjoyed a panoramic view, surely the most glorious, in its combination of natural beauty and grandeur of historical recollections, to be found anywhere on earth.

The eye ranged from Terracina on one side to Veii on the other, and beyond Veii to the hills of Sutrium and Nepete, once covered by the Simian forests, then deemed an impenetrable barrier between the interior of Etruria and Rome.

Below my feet the Alban mountain, with all its forest-covered folds, and in one of them the dark blue lake of Nemi, that of Albano, I think, was invisible.

To the north, in the dim distance, the eternal city.