 | Binyamin ben Yona (of Tudela) - 1840 - 316 pagine
...darts down, takes them in in his gripe and carries them upon dry land, where he deposits his burthen on a hill or in a dale, there to consume his prey....bird, creeps forth from the hide and tries to reach an inhabited country. Many people have been saved by this page 93.2. stratagem. GINGALEH is but three... | |
 | Thomas Wright - 1848 - 564 pagine
...darts down, seizes them in his gripe, and carries them upon dry land, where he deposits his burden on a hill or in a dale, there to consume his prey. The man, however, now makes use of his knife to kill the bird, creeps forth from the hide, and tries to reach an inhabited... | |
 | William Harrison Ainsworth - 1848 - 552 pagine
...darts down, seizes them in his gripe, and carries them upon dry land, where he deposits his burden on a hill or in a dale, there to consume his prey. The man, however, now makes use of his knife to kill the bird, creeps forth from the hide, and tries to reach an inhabited... | |
 | Sir George Thomas Staunton - 1853 - 286 pagine
...darts down, takes them in his gripe, and carries them upon dry land, where he deposits his burthen on a hill or in a dale, there to consume his prey....bird, creeps forth from the hide, and tries to reach an inhabited country. Many people have been saved by this stratagem." The first European reference... | |
 | Rolander Guy McClellan - 1872 - 794 pagine
...down and seizes them in his gripe, and carries them upon dry land, where he deposits his burthen upon a hill or in a dale, there to consume his prey. The man, however, now makes use of his knife to kill the bird, and creeps forth from the hide. Many people have been saved... | |
 | Rolander Guy McClellan - 1875 - 830 pagine
...down and seizes them in his gripe, and carries them upon dry land, where he deposits his burthen upon a hill or in a dale, there to consume his prey. The man, however, now makes use of his knife to kill the bird, and creeps forth from the hide. Many people have been saved... | |
 | Henry Cadwallader Adams - 1883 - 412 pagine
...burden on a hill, or in a dale, there to consume its prey. The man, however, now makes use of his knife to kill the bird, creeps forth from the hide, and tries to reach an inhabited country. Many persons have been saved by this stratagem." " The same story," says Colonel... | |
 | David Augustus Shaw - 1900 - 338 pagine
...down and seizes them in his grip, and carries them upon dry land where he deposits his burden upon a hill or in a dale there to consume his prey. The man, however, now makes use of his knife to kill the bird and creeps forth from his hide. Many people have been saved... | |
 | Manuel Komroff - 1928 - 388 pagine
...cattle, darts down, seizes them in his grip, and carries them upon dry land, where he deposits his burden on a hill or in a dale, there to consume his prey. The man, however, now makes use of his knife to kill the bird, creeps forth from the hide, and tries to reach an inhabited... | |
 | 1853 - 272 pagine
...darts down, takes them in his gripe, and carries them upon dry land, where he deposits his burthen on a hill or in a dale, there to consume his prey....bird, creeps forth from the hide, and tries to reach an inhabited country. Many people have been saved by this stratagem." The first European reference... | |
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... on a hill or in a dale, there to consume his prey. The man, however, now makes use of his knife to kill the bird, creeps forth from the hide, and tries to reach an inhabited country. Many people have been saved by this stratagem. 