The one primeval language : traced experimentally through ancient inscriptions in alphabetic characters of lost powers from the four continents... (1851)
Forster, Charles, d. 1871 · London : R. Bentley · leaf 159
than a mallard, and seemseven larger than it really is, from the length ofwing, and standing high on its legs; the neckencircled with a collar of black, inclining to deeprufous on the throat; the breast and sides arepale rufous; the legs long and black. Thisspecies is found in all the southern… … J ^j ^-C U The red geese ascend [from] the seaLusting the people eat en at them. No. IV. 46. PR. II. The red geese ascend [from] the seaLusting the people devour till nought is left. No. V. PR. IV. 47. The red geese ascend [from] the seaLusting the people feed to repletion. FROM THE ROCKS OF SINAI.…
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