 | Charles Joseph Latrobe - 1835 - 250 str.
...appear in the greatest number,; or upon the rail fences which are soon thickly sprinkled with theln. In these positions they straightway fix themselves...disengaged, but remains firmly fixed in the fibres or the wood ; and the insect, languidly crawling a few inches, remains as it were in a doze of wonder... | |
 | 1837 - 474 str.
...du not yet unfurl themselves; and lastly, the head, with its antenna:, disengages itself, and т0O behold before you the new-born insect freed from its...remains as it were in a dose of wonder and astonishment. ,s rather under an inch in length, and appears humid and tender ; the colours are dull. the eye glazed,... | |
 | Chambers W. and R., ltd - 1853 - 602 str.
...lastly, the head, with its antennae, disengages itself, and you behold before yon the new-born — --ct freed from its prison. The slough is not disengaged,...languidly crawling a few inches, remains as it were in a doze of wonder and astonishment. It is rather under an inch in length, and appears humid and tender... | |
 | Cassell, ltd - 1859 - 830 str.
...then the wings extricate themselves painfully from a little case in the outer shell, in which they lay exquisitely folded up, but do not yet unfurl themselves...insect, languidly crawling a few inches, remains, an it were, in a doze of wonder and astonishment. It is rather under an inch in length, and appears... | |
 | Cassell, ltd - 1863 - 848 str.
...then the wings extricate themselves painfully from a little case in the outer shell, in which they lay exquisitely folded up, but do not yet unfurl themselves...languidly crawling a few inches, remains, as it were, in a doze of wonder and astonishment. It is rather under an inch in length, and appears THE JIICIUTORY LOCUST.... | |
 | Henry Davenport Northrop - 1887 - 886 str.
...then the wings extricate themselves painfully from a little case in the outer shell, in which they lay exquisitely folded up, but do not yet unfurl themselves...languidly crawling a few inches, remains, as it were, in a daze of wonder and astonishment. All this passes before the sun has gained his full strength. As the... | |
 | Henry Davenport Northrop - 1887 - 886 str.
...then the wings extricate themselves painfully from a little case in the outer shell, in which they lay exquisitely folded up, but do not yet unfurl themselves...languidly crawling a few inches, remains, as it were, in a daze of wonder and astonishment. All this passes before the sun has gained his full strength. As the... | |
 | Henry Davenport Northrop - 1887 - 886 str.
...then the wings extricate themselves painfully from a little case in the outer shell, in which they lay exquisitely folded up, but do not yet unfurl themselves...languidly crawling a few inches, remains, as it were, in a daze of wonder and astonishment. All this passes before the sun has gained his full strength. As the... | |
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... exquisitely folded up, but do not yet unfurl themselves ; — and lastly, the head, with its antennae, disengages itself, and you behold before you the new-born insect freed from its prison. The slough is not disengaged, but remains firmly fixed in... 