| Archibald Robbins - 1836 - 288 стор.
...coals and embers are taken out, and they prepare to fill the cavity with the locusts, confined in.a large bag. A sufficient number of natives hold the...tent-cloths, or blankets, and remain in the sun to dry;, where they must be watched wjth the utmost care, to prevent the live locusts from devouring them, if... | |
| Mary Townsend - 1844 - 260 стор.
...about five bushels. They remain in the hole until they beccme sufficiently cooled to be taken out with the hand. They are then picked out, and thrown upon...tent-cloths, or blankets, and remain in the sun to dry, where they must be watched with the utmost care, to prevent the live locusts from devouring them, if... | |
| Samuel Dunn - 1852 - 1074 стор.
...about five bushels. They remain in the hole until they become sufficiently cool to be taken out with the hand. They are then picked out, and thrown upon...tentcloths, or blankets, and remain in the sun to dry, where they must be watched with the utmost care to prevent the live locusts from devouring them, if... | |
| Archibald Robbins - 1851 - 286 стор.
...surrounding natives throwing sand upon them to prevent them from flying off. The Eiouth of the-hole is then covered with sand, and another fire built...hand. They are then picked out, and • thrown upon tent-cloths",'1" or blankets, and remain in the sun to dry, where they must be watched with the utmost... | |
| Melancthon Williams Jacobus - 1863 - 352 стор.
...bushels. The locusts remain in the hole until they become sufficiently cooled to be taken out with the hand. They are then picked out and thrown upon...tent-cloths or blankets, and remain in the sun to dry, where they must be watched with the utmost care to prevent the live locusts a skin about his loins... | |
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