 | Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison - 1714 - 347 páginas
...with Dirt and Ardure. 'THE Corn, that is laid up by Ants, would lhoot under Ground, if thofe lnk£ks did not take care to prevent it. They bite off all the Buds before they lay « up; and therefore the Corn that has kin in their New rwill produce nothing. Any one may eafily make... | |
 | 1722
...by Ants, would flioot under <}round, if thofe Infe&s did not take care to prevent it. They They cut off all the Buds before they lay it up ; and therefore the Corn that has lain in their Nefts, will produce nothing. Any one may eafily make this Expert ment, and even plainly fee that there... | |
 | Michel de La Roche - 1722
...laid up by Ants, would ihoot under Ground, if thofe Infects did not take care to prevent it. They cut off all the Buds before they lay it up ; and therefore the Corn that has kin in their Nefts, will produce nothing. Any one may eafily make this Experiment, and even plainly... | |
 | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele - 1734 - 358 páginas
...up her Magazine, 'THE Corn, that is laid up by Ants, would fhoot under Ground, if thofe Infeftsdid not take care to prevent it. They bite off all the...up ; and therefore the Corn that has lain in their Neiis will produce nothing. Any one may eafily make this Experiment, and even plainly fee that there... | |
 | 1773 - 376 páginas
...corn, that is laid up by Ants, would lhoot ' under ground, if thole infects did not take care io 1 prevent it. They bite off all the buds before they...up : and therefore the corn that has lain in their ' nefls will produce nothing. Any one fa-ay eafily " make this experiment, and even plainly fee that... | |
 | Joseph Addison - 1801
...corn with dirt and ordure. The corn that is laid up by ants would fhoot under ground, if thofe infects did not take care to prevent it. They bite off all...buds before they lay it up ; and therefore the corn which has lain in their nefts, will produce nothing. Any one may eafily make this experiment! and even... | |
 | 1804
...have observed a thousand times, would fill up her magazine, and mix her corn with dirt and ordure. ' The corn that is laid up by ants, would shoot under...up ; and therefore the corn that has lain in their nests will produce nothing. Any one may easily make this experiment and even plainly see that there... | |
 | Joseph Addison - 1804
...have observed a thousand times, would fill up her magazine, and mix her corn with dirt and ordure. " The corn, that is laid up by ants, would shoot under...up ; and therefore the corn that has lain in their nest will produce nothing. Any one may easily make this experiment, and even plainly see that there... | |
 | John Parkhurst - 1807 - 799 páginas
...No. 156, 157, as a narrative, says he, of undoubted undoubted credit and authority. " The corn which is laid up by ants would shoot under ground, if those...up; and therefore the corn that has lain in their nests will produce nothing. Anyone may make the experiment, and even see that there is no burl in their... | |
 | 1807
...as I have pbserved a thousand times, would fill up her magazine, and spoil her corn with nastiness. The corn, that is laid up by ants, would shoot under...those insects did not take care to prevent it. They cut off all the buds before they lay it up ; and therefore the cprn that has lain in their nests, will... | |
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The corn that is laid up by ants, would shoot under ground, if those insects did not take care to prevent it. They bite off all the buds before they lay it up ; and, therefore, the corn that has lain in their nests will produce nothing. 
