Bipedal
Bipedal beings on land motivate themselves by two legs. Through evolution, many animals have come to be bipedal, the closest example being humans. Bipedals are found among many branches of animal life, not just mammals: Ostriches along with many other birds are bipedal, as are kangaroos. Bipedals are almost exclusively land living, as sea animals rarely have use for legs unless they live on the bottom of the sea, where a larger number of legs is favoured.Bipedalism is mainly advantageous for freeing up the front limbs (as in humans and birds) and for fast locomotion, and in fact a few creatures like cockroaches will rear up on their hindlegs when moving quickly. Until recently, bipedal robots have been very difficult to construct. Increasing computer power, however, has enabled two legged robots in recent time.
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And look as though you stood and saw men slain
Threaten as unto blood.html">blood.html">blood. What will you do
You are pitiful as he that's hired for death.html">death
You are wise that live to threat and tell me so;
O, now you are sweet,
You are too tender.
QUEEN.
Sweet, do not mock me, for my love.html">love.html">love.html">love's sake; see
The heart.html">heart.html">heart you have, has it no sort of fear.html">fear?
DARNLEY.
And do the deed, and when the doing is past
Out of my love till you forget my wrath.
And will grow gentle after, fear not that:
So I take leave.html">leave.html">leave.
QUEEN.
You have taken half my heart away with words:
No leave to give: yea, shortly shall lack leave,
I would have none: yet for the love I have,
I pray.html">pray God put you some day in my hand.html">hand.html">hand
Well, as he please;
So fare I as your lover, but not well.html">well.-
To put you in my hand! I am/am.html">am come to shame;
God, for dear mercy, let me not forget
Beats at my face and blinds me-I am chafted to death,
Truly I think I did kneel down, did pray,
Yea, if I wept not, this was blood brake forth.html">forth
And wash them cool in the hottest of his heart,
I have given gold for brass, and lo the pay
Not while life.html">life stays: would God that it were gone!
Till one seal up his tongue and lips with blood,
Between his teeth. Lord God, mine head will fail!
And these ill.html">ill times will deal but ill with me-
And my wits gone, and my blithe use of life,
If I save love I shall well save myself.
And kill them to my hand. I was the fool
I was a queen born, I will hold their heads
Madam, the lady Seyton is gone forth;
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