Starting with juvenilia in the 1940's, Mr. Corman published more than 150 titles, from hardcover books to slim hand-sewn, rice-paper selections holding 16 poems each.
Callas, renowned for her long slim hands, owned drawers full of elbow-length kid gloves in many colors; 14 pairs of gloves are in the auction.
Illustrations follow: A tall figure advanced silently into the shaft of moonlight from the high narrow window — a figure in a robe of saffron silk which slid to the floor without a sound, revealing a splendid golden body swaying slowly towards me, slim hands clasped over her breasts and then falling away to caress her hips as she passed from the moonbeam into the shadow.
Illustrations follow: **{:.break one} ** A tall figure advanced silently into the shaft of moonlight from the high narrow window — a figure in a robe of saffron silk which slid to the floor without a sound, revealing a splendid golden body swaying slowly towards me, slim hands clasped over her breasts and then falling away to caress her hips as she passed from the moonbeam into the shadow.
Hadrosaurids had slim hands with short fingers, making their forelimbs ineffective for propulsion, and the tail was also not useful for propulsion because of the ossified tendons that increased its rigidity, and the poorly developed attachment points for muscles that would have moved the tail from side to side.
In the lowest weight category, a flyweight at 50kg, she is slim, with the slender hands and wrists of a ballerina.
Paola extended a slim brown hand across the threshold and Solly took it.
"They had become a kind of — " She put a slim brown hand in front of her eyes.
"I was very tired," he said, making a gesture of resignation with his slim, expressive hands.
Those documents hardly compared to a slim little hand-held computer.
She was the woman in the blue corduroys and the rainbow plaid blouse, her slim, veiny hands clutching a vinyl handbag and her dyed auburn hair sprouting up like the actress Mary Martin's once did in "Peter Pan".
