 | Oriel readers - 1885 - 244 pages
...their beak by the middle, and carry it without fail to their master. When the fish is too large, they give each other mutual assistance ; one seizes it...and in this manner carry it to the boat together. There the boatman stretches out one of his long oars, on which they perch, and, being delivered of... | |
 | Kansas Academy of Science. Meeting - 1889 - 140 pages
...plunge, they rise an hundred times to the surface, until they have at last found their prey. They then seize it •with their beak by the middle, and carry...and in this manner carry it to the boat together. There the boatman stretches out one of his long oars, on which they perch, and being delivered of their... | |
 | 1857 - 598 pages
...plunge, they rise a hundred times to the surface, until they have at last found their prey. They then seize it with their beak by the middle, and carry...and in this manner carry it to the boat together. There the boatman stretches out one of his long oars, on which they perch ; and being delivered of... | |
 | 1857 - 602 pages
...plunge, they rise a hundred times to the surface, until they have at last found their prey. They then seize it with their beak by the middle, and carry...and in this manner carry it to the boat together. There the boatman stretches out one of his long oars, on which they perch ; and being delivered of... | |
 | 1780 - 826 pages
...mailer. When the filh is too large, they then give each other mutual affiflance t one feizes it by ihe head, the other by the tail, and in this manner carry it to the boat together. There the boat-man (belches out one of his long oar», on which they perch, and being delivered of... | |
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They hunt about, they plunge, they rise a hundred times to the surface, until they have at last found their prey. They then seize it with their beak by the middle, and carry it without fail to their master. When the fish is too large, they then give each... 
