 | William Ellis - 1746 - 358 Seiten
...obferved, where the Flight of Pigeons fall, there they fill themfelves, and away ; and return again where they firft rofe ; and fo proceed over a whole...how to find it ; as I have feen the Experience of ir, that a Piece of about two or three Acres being fown with Peas, the Pigeons lay fo much upon it,... | |
 | 1800 - 594 Seiten
...obferved, that, where the flight of pigeons fall, there they fill themfelves and away, and return again where they firft rofe, and fo proceed over a whole...piece of ground, if they like it. Although you cannot perceive any grain above the ground, they know how to find it, and confequemly commit great depredations... | |
 | 1800 - 596 Seiten
...the flight of pigeons fall, there they fill themfelves and away, and return again where they iirfl rofe, and fo proceed over a whole piece of ground, if they like it. Although you cannot perceive any grain above the ground, the)' know how to find it, and confequently commit great depredations... | |
 | Henry James Pye - 1807 - 608 Seiten
...flight-of pigeons fall, there they fill themfdves and away, and return again where they firft .n fe, and fo proceed over a whole piece of ground, if they like it. Although you cannot perceive any grain above the ground, they know how to find it, and confl-quently commit great Depredations... | |
 | John Mason Good - 1813 - 904 Seiten
...pigeons fall, there they fill fh- malves aüd away, and return again where they first roue, and so proceed over a whole piece of ground, if they like it. Although you cannot perceive any grain above the ground, they know now to find it, and consequently commit great drnredatbns... | |
 | Harry Harewood - 1835 - 384 Seiten
...of pigeons fall, there they fill themselves and away, and return again where they first rose, and so proceed over a whole piece of ground if they like it. Although you cannot perceive any grain above the ground, they know how to find it, and consequently commit great depredations... | |
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it is to be obferved, that, where the flight of pigeons fall, there they fill themfelves and away, and return again where they firft rofe, and fo proceed over a whole piece of ground, if they like it. Although you cannot perceive any grain above the... 