 | 1820 - 490 str.
...water escapes again at the sides ; but the food is entangled and sifted as it were, by the whalebone, which, from its compact arrangement, and the thick...particle the size of the smallest grain to escape. LETTERS FROM TRIPOLI.* From the Literary Gazette. ALTHOUGH the gallant and successful attack of the... | |
 | William Jerdan, William Ring Workman, Frederick Arnold, John Morley, Charles Wycliffe Goodwin - 1820 - 888 str.
...water escapes again at the sides ; but the food is entangled and sifted as it were, by the whakboue, which, from its compact arrangement, and the thick...internal covering of hair, does not allow a particle the sjzc of the smallest grain to escape. (To I* t-tf I, •>••,!.) ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. \,Ad,im... | |
 | 1820 - 866 str.
...water escapes again at th" sides; but the food is entangled and Mttal as it were, by the whalebone, which, from its compact arrangement, and the thick internal covering of hair, does not allow a p.irticle the size of the smallest grain to escape. (To IK continued.) lesire, was the first to sail... | |
 | 1822 - 766 str.
...water escapes again at the sides ; but the food is entangled and sifted, as it were, by the whalebone, which, from its compact arrangement, and the thick...particle the size of the smallest grain to escape. There does not seem to be a sufficient dissimilarity in the form and appearance of the roysticeti found... | |
 | 1822 - 762 str.
...water escapes again at the sides ; but the food is entangled and sifted, as it were, by the whalebone, which, from its compact arrangement, and the thick internal covering of hair, does not allow a panicle the size of the smallest grain to escape. There does not seem to be a sufficient dissimilarity... | |
 | 1822 - 768 str.
...sides ; but the food is entangled and sifted, as it were, by the whalebone, which, froni i:compact arrangement, and the thick internal covering of hair, does not allow a particle thefflt of the smallest grain to escupeThere does not seem to be s sufficient dissimilarity in the... | |
 | James Lawson Drummond - 1831 - 508 str.
...water escapes again at the sides, but the food is entangled and sifted, as it were, by the whalebone, which, from its compact arrangement, and the thick...particle the size of the smallest grain to escape."* From a specimen of part of the filter of a young whale in my possession, I am led to believe that the... | |
 | 1834 - 306 str.
...water escapes again at the sides, but the food is entangled, and sifted, as it were, by the whalebone, which, from its compact arrangement, and the thick...particle, the size of the smallest grain, to escape. The whale has one young at a birth. Instances of two Vob. I. 6 being seen with a female are very rare.... | |
 | Henry William Dewhurst - 1834 - 378 str.
...escapes again at the sides, but the food becomes entangled, and sifted as it were, by the whalebone or baleen ; which, from its compact arrangement, and the thick internal covering of hair, does not permit a single particle of the size of the smallest grain to escape. The whales have no voice, but... | |
 | James Rennie - 1835 - 408 str.
...watar escapes again at the sides, but the food is entangled and sifted, as it were, by the whalebone, which, from its compact arrangement and the thick...particle the size of the smallest grain to escape*." The whale, however, does not proceed in the same manner as the shoveller, inasmuch as it does not suck... | |
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... considerable velocity below the surface of the sea, with its jaws widely extended. A stream of water consequently enters its capacious mouth, and along with it, large quantities of water insects ; the water escapes again at the sides ; but the food... 
