 | John Mactaggart - 1829 - 378 str.
...succeeded in killing animals, nor does this seem at all wonderful, when their virulent nature is known. Night and day they are equally annoying : it is in vain to go to bed at any prescribed hour, for no sleep can possibly be obtained, unless we are completely fjutigued... | |
 | 1829 - 436 str.
...succeeded in killing animals ; nor does this seem at all wonderful, when their virulent nature is known. Night and day they are equally annoying ; it is in vain to go to bed at any prescribed hour, ibr no sleep can possibjy be obtained unless we are wheat is also... | |
 | 1830 - 452 str.
...succeeded in killing animals ; nor does this seem at all wonderful, when their virulent na* lure is known. Night and day they are equally annoying : it is in vain to go to bed at any prescribed hour, for no sleep can possibly be obtained unless we ara completely fatigued... | |
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... half of the body of one that is sucking, it will not desist and attempt to fly away, but continue to suck for hours, the blood flowing from where it was severed in two. It is said that they have succeeded in killing animals, nor does this seem at... 