 | 1833 - 546 pages
...of security, usually take place in the night time. In this situation he remains, without stirring, for a day or two, as if to rest himself after the...yards' march; he then gnaws away the bark a little to get further in out of the way of observation ; and, having made a smooth chamber big enough fur... | |
 | 1833 - 484 pages
...situation he remains, without stirring, for a div or two, as if to rest himself after the uncommon fatiuge of a two yards' march ; he then gnaws away the bark a little to get further in out of the way of observation ; and, having made a smooth chamber big enough for... | |
 | 1833 - 488 pages
...place of security, usually take place in the night time. In thu situation he remains, without stirring, for a day or two, as if to rest himself after the uncommon fatiuge of a two yards' march ; he then gnaws away the bark a little to get further in out of the way... | |
 | Edward Newman - 1835 - 348 pages
...place of security, usually take place in the nighttime. In this situation he remains without stirring for a day or two, as if to rest himself after the...get further in out of the way of observation ; and HISTORY OF INSECTS. 17 having made a smooth chamber big enough for his wants, he spins a beautiful... | |
 | John Claudius Loudon - 1838 - 796 pages
...place of security, usually take place in the night-time. In this situation he remains without stirring for a day or two, as if to rest himself after the...silken case, in which, after a few weeks, he becomes я chrysalis, and in this state remains throughout the winter, and until the following June, unless... | |
 | John Claudius Loudon - 1838 - 810 pages
...place of security, usually take place in the night-time. In this situation he remains without stirring for a day or two, as if to rest himself after the...gnaws away the bark a little, in order to get further m out of the way of observation ; and, having made a smooth chamber, big enough for his wants, he spins... | |
 | Gardener - 1847 - 600 pages
...uncommon fatigue of a two yards' march ; it then gnaws away the bark a little, in order to get in further, out of the way of observation, and having made a smooth chamber, big enough for its wants, it spins a beautiful little milk-white silken case, in which, after a few weeks, it becomes... | |
 | 1848 - 392 pages
...place of security, usually take place in the night time. In this situation he remains without stirring for a day or two, as if to rest himself after the...little] milk-white, silken case, in which, after a few j •weeks, he becomes a chrysalis, and in this state remains throughout the winter, and until the... | |
 | John Claudius Loudon - 1854 - 780 pages
...place of security, usually take place in the night-time. In this situation he remains without stirring for a day or two, as if to rest himself after the...chamber, big enough for his wants, he spins a beautiful The little grey Moth (Yponomeuta padella Lat., Tinea padella L.) makes great havock on hedges of the... | |
 | John William Douglas - 1856 - 266 pages
...security, usually take place in the night time. In this situation he remains at rest without stirring for a day or two, as if to rest himself after the uncommon fatigue of a two yards' march ; and having made a chamber big enough for his wants, he spins a beautiful little, milk-white, silken... | |
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In this situation he remains without stirring for a day or two, as if to rest himself after the uncommon fatigue of a two yards' march ; he then gnaws away the bark a little, in order to get further in out of the way of observation ; and, having made... 
