The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Bind 4G. Bell, 1882 |
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Side 215
... keep his wife a coach could keep her a pair of wings , and there is no doubt but she would be every morning and evening taking the air with them . I have here only considered the ill consequences of this invention in the influences it ...
... keep his wife a coach could keep her a pair of wings , and there is no doubt but she would be every morning and evening taking the air with them . I have here only considered the ill consequences of this invention in the influences it ...
Side 288
... keep as dry in their nests as in our granaries . " They gather many small particles of dry earth , which they bring every day out of their holes , and place them round to heat them in the sun . Every ant brings a small particle of that ...
... keep as dry in their nests as in our granaries . " They gather many small particles of dry earth , which they bring every day out of their holes , and place them round to heat them in the sun . Every ant brings a small particle of that ...
Side 295
... keep up a sort of trade among themselves ; and it is not true that those insects are not for lending : I know the contrary they lend their corn ; they make exchanges ; they are always ready to serve one another ; and I can assure you ...
... keep up a sort of trade among themselves ; and it is not true that those insects are not for lending : I know the contrary they lend their corn ; they make exchanges ; they are always ready to serve one another ; and I can assure you ...
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