"Ah'm, Jock Furgusson frae Auchtermurrchty and Achterlony, longest maun in the forty twa," he begins-but somebody help me-I've forgotten how he goes on, a long rigmarole in broadest Doric; the words and intonation so perfect, you can so little believe your eyes that you are landed with a scarab or a string of beads before you have recovered, and he is off to another passenger, clippin' 'is g's and r's and puttin' in h's to some Englishmen.
"From Edinburgh to India & Burmah"
William G. Burn Murdoch
She herself wore, on her left ankle, a jeweled band in which was set a sacred scarab.
"Superwomen"
Albert Payson Terhune
She threw back her cloak presently, and Maggie observed that she was busy with various very beautiful little emblems-a scarab, a snake swallowing its tail, and so forth-all exquisitely made, and hung upon a slender chain of some green enamel-like material.
"The Necromancers"
Robert Hugh Benson