 ... perfect squirrel, except that they are generally fatter than that animal. Their villages sometimes extend over two and three miles square, in which there must be innumerable hosts of them, as there is generally a burrow every ten steps, in which there...  Sporting Magazine - Pągina 2521813Visualització completa - Sobre aquest llibre
 | 1811
...nails, and body are the perr feet squirrel, except that they are generally fatter than that animai. Their villages sometimes extend over two and three...square, in which there must be innumerable hosts of these, as there is generally a burrow every ten steps in which there ar$ two or more, and you see new... | |
 | 1814
...brown colour, except their bellies, which are white; their tails are not so long as those of our gray squirrels, but are shaped precisely the same. Their...see new ones partly excavated on all the borders of the town. We killed great numbers of these animals with our rifles, and found them excellent meat after... | |
 | 1814
...squirrels, but are shaped precisely the same. Their teeth, head, nails, and body, are those of tin. perfect squirrel, except that they are generally fatter...hosts of them, as there is generally a burrow every tea «*ps, containing two or more inhabitants, and you see new ones partly excavated on all the borders... | |
 | Jedidiah Morse - 1822 - 496 pągines
...our grey squirrels, but are shaped precisely like theirs ; their teeth, head, nails, and body, are the perfect squirrel, except that they are generally...innumerable hosts of them, as there is generally a barrow every ten steps, in which there are I wo or more, and you see new ones partly excavated on all... | |
 | Jedidiah Morse - 1822 - 496 pągines
...our grey squirrels, but are shaped precisely like theirs ; their teeth, head, nails, and body, are the perfect squirrel, except that they are generally...be innumerable hosts of them, as there is generally ! 'in i . nv every ten steps, in which there are two or more, and you sec new ones partly excavated... | |
 | Jedidiah Morse - 1822 - 496 pągines
...of our grey squirrels, but are shaped precisely like theirs; their teeth, head, nails, and body, are the perfect squirrel, except that they are generally...sometimes extend over two and three miles square, in whicb there must be innumerable hosts of them, as there is generally a burrow every ten steps, in which... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson Farnham - 1843
...squirrel, and very fat ; supposed to be graminivorous. Their villages sometimes extend over two or three miles square, in which there must be innumerable...them, as there is generally a burrow every ten steps. As you approach the towns, you are saluted on all sides by the cry of " wishtonwish," uttered in a... | |
 | Thomas Jefferson Farnham - 1843 - 108 pągines
...squirrel, and very fat ; supposed to be graminivorous. Their villages sometimes extend over two or tbree miles square, in which there must be innumerable hosts...them, as there is generally a burrow every ten steps. As you approach their towns, you are saluted on all sides by the cry of " wishtonwish," uttered in... | |
 | Zebulon Montgomery Pike - 1895
...of our gray squirrels, but are shaped precisely like theirs ; their teeth, head, nails, and body are the perfect squirrel, except that they are generally...them, as there is generally a burrow every ten steps in which there are two or more, and you see new ones partly excavated on all the borders of the town.... | |
 | Reuben Gold Thwaites - 1906
...grey squirrel, and very fat; supposed to be graminivorous. Their villages sometimes extend over two or three miles square, in which there must be innumerable...them, as there is generally a burrow every ten steps. As you approach the towns, you are saluted on all sides by the cry of "wishtonwish," uttered in a shrill... | |
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