The Natural History of Selborne: With Observations on Various Parts of Nature and the Naturalist's CalendarG. Bell, 1890 - 416 Seiten |
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... plants , affording matter strange For law debates ? " Whether the poet alludes to any actual suit commenced in consequence of such an event , we are ignorant ; but this quotation reminds us of a real litigation in Syria , between the ...
... plants , affording matter strange For law debates ? " Whether the poet alludes to any actual suit commenced in consequence of such an event , we are ignorant ; but this quotation reminds us of a real litigation in Syria , between the ...
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... plants , and especially with a good choice of delicate gooseberries ! But still at times I miss my good old mistress , whose grave and regular deportment suited best with my disposition ; for you must know that my present master is what ...
... plants , and especially with a good choice of delicate gooseberries ! But still at times I miss my good old mistress , whose grave and regular deportment suited best with my disposition ; for you must know that my present master is what ...
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... leaf , and even of the appearance of the first fungi , and of the plants first in blossom . We are told when mosses vegetate , and when insects first appear and disappear . There are also remarks THE REV . GILBERT WHITE . XV.
... leaf , and even of the appearance of the first fungi , and of the plants first in blossom . We are told when mosses vegetate , and when insects first appear and disappear . There are also remarks THE REV . GILBERT WHITE . XV.
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... plant the mortar with wide threat'ning bore , Or bid the mimic cannon seem to roar . Now climb the steep , drop now your eye below Where round the blooming village orchards grow ; There , like a picture , lies my lowly seat , A rural ...
... plant the mortar with wide threat'ning bore , Or bid the mimic cannon seem to roar . Now climb the steep , drop now your eye below Where round the blooming village orchards grow ; There , like a picture , lies my lowly seat , A rural ...
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... plant , which gradually decays and dies . On the same soil the oak grows and thrives well . The " freestone " to which Ma White refers , is the white or grey , and may have a different effect on these trees . - W . J. The ulmus montana ...
... plant , which gradually decays and dies . On the same soil the oak grows and thrives well . The " freestone " to which Ma White refers , is the white or grey , and may have a different effect on these trees . - W . J. The ulmus montana ...
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abound animal appear April April 14 autumn beech birds of passage birds of prey breed British brood called chaffinches cold colour common cuckoo curious DAINES BARRINGTON DEAR district edition eggs feed feet female fieldfares flies flocks forest frequently garden Gilbert White ground haunt hirundines hirundo house-martins inches insects July July 13 July 22 June June 11 June 9 late legs LETTER Linnæus male manner March March 26 MARKWICK Memoir mentioned migration mild Motacilla natural history naturalist nest never night Notes observed perhaps Portrait prey quadrupeds rain remarkable rooks says season seems SELBORNE Sept showers sings snow soon species spring stone curlew summer suppose swallows swifts tail THOMAS PENNANT tion titmouse Trans trees vast village vols weather WHITE wild wings winter woods wren young