| James Riley - 1817 - 648 pagina’s
...look^ ing towards the door, saw the other Arab applying a call to his mouth: the serpents listened to the music; their fury seemed to forsake them by...themselves leisurely from the apparently lifeless carcass; and creeping towards the cage, they soon entered it, and were immediately fastened in. The... | |
| James Riley - 1817 - 998 pagina’s
...and looking towards the door, saw the other Arab applying a call to his mouth : the serpents listened to the music ; their fury seemed to forsake them by...themselves leisurely from the apparently lifeless carcass ; and creeping towards the cage, they soon entered it, and were immediately fastened in. The... | |
| James Riley - 1817 - 524 pagina’s
...and looking towards the door, saw the other Arab applying a call to his mouth : the serpents listened to the music ; their fury seemed to forsake them by...degrees ; they disengaged themselves leisurely from the appaiently lifeless carcass; and creeping towards the cage, they soon entered it, and were immediately... | |
| 1818 - 598 pagina’s
...Coait of Sfhars, other Arab applying a call to his mouth: the serpent! listened to the music, tbeir fury seemed to forsake them by degrees, they disengaged...in. " The door of the apartment was now opened, and he without ran to assist hii companion . be had a phial of blackish liquor in one hand, and an iron... | |
| 1823 - 536 pagina’s
...and looking towards the door, saw the other Arab applying a call to his mouth ; the serpents listened to the music ; their fury seemed to forsake them by...themselves leisurely from the apparently lifeless carcass ; and creeping towards the cage, they soon entered it, and were immediately fastened in. The... | |
| 1824 - 312 pagina’s
...looking towards the. door, saw the other Arab applying a call to his mouth ; the serpents listened to the music ; their fury seemed to forsake them by...— The door of the apartment was now opened, and he without ran to assist his companion ; he had a phial of blackish liquor in one hand, and an iron... | |
| William Oxberry - 1824 - 380 pagina’s
...and looking towards the door, saw the other Arab applying a call to his mouth : the serpents listened to the music ; their fury seemed to forsake them by...themselves leisurely from the apparently lifeless carcass ; and creeping towards the cage, they soon entered it, and were immediately fastened in. The... | |
| James Riley - 1836 - 304 pagina’s
...and looking towards the door, saw the other Arab applying a call to his mouth: the serpents listened to the music; their fury seemed to forsake them by...themselves leisurely from the apparently lifeless carcass; and creeping towards the cage, they soon entered it, and were immediately fastened in. The... | |
| E. L. T. Harrison, W. S. Godby - 1868 - 644 pagina’s
...and, looking toward the door, saw the other Arab applying a call to his mouth, the serpents listened to the music; their fury seemed to forsake them by...themselves leisurely from the apparently lifeless carcass; and, creeping toward the cage* they soon entered it and were immediately fastened in. The... | |
| 1875 - 562 pagina’s
...and looking towaids the door, saw tl other Arab applying a call to his mouth ; the serpents listened to the music ; their fury seemed to forsake them by degrees ; they disengaged themselves leisurely 154 OCTOBEK,] ALDEN'S OXFOBD MAGAZINE. from the apparently lifeless carcase ; and creeping towards... | |
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