...often be performed by torch-light, by penetrating into recesses of the rock, where the slightest slip would be instantly fatal to the adventurers, who see...surf making its way into the chasms of the rock." After they are obtained, they are separated from feathers and dirt, carefully dried in the shade and...

...persons accustomed from their youth to the office. In one place the caves are only to be approached Ъу a perpendicular descent of many hundred feet by ladders...surf making its way into the chasms of the rock." (Crawfurd's ' Eastern Archipelago.') Several other species of Gelidium are made use of as food, more...

...against the rocks. When the mouth of the cavern is attained, the perilous office of taking the nesta must often be performed by torch-light, by penetrating...the hot and biting condiments more palatable. The Iridea edulia, Edible Dulse, is a favourite food with many of the Crustacea, as lobsters, crabs, &c....

...of access, and the nests can only bo collected by persons accustomed from their youth to the office. In one place the caves are only to be approached by...adventurers, who see nothing below them but the turbulent Burf making its way into the chasms of the rock.' It reminds one of the thrilling stories told of the...

...over a sea rolling violently against the rocks. When the mouth of the cavern is attained, the perilons office of taking the nests must often be performed...surf making its way into the chasms of the rock.' It reminds one of the thrilling stories told of the bird-catchers of St. Kilda. The Mammoth Cave of...

...the rock, where the slightest trip would be instantly fatal to the adventurers, who see nothing telow them but the turbulent surf making its way into the chasms of the rock.' It reminds one of the thrilling stories told of the bird-catchers of St. Kilda. The Mammoth. Cave of...

...often be performed by torchlight, by penetrating into recesses of the rock, where the slightest slip would be instantly fatal to the adventurers, who see...turbulent surf making its way into the chasms of the rock. After they are obtained, they are separated from feathers and dirt, are carefully dried and packed,...

...of access, and the nests can only be collected by persons accustomed from their youth to the office. In one place the caves are only to be approached by...surf making its way into the chasms of the rock." The employment of seaweeds in manufactures and the fine arts has rather declined than increased of...

...performed with torchlight, by penetrating into r>.-- ccsses of the rock, where the slightest trip would 1« instantly fatal to the adventurers, who see nothing below them but the turbulent surf making its \\ :< '•' into the chasms of the rock. 'The only preparation which thebirds' nests undergo is that...

...the perilous office of taking the nests must often be performed with torchlight, by penetrating into recesses of the rock, where the slightest trip would...turbulent surf making its way into the chasms of the rock. The only preparation which the birds' nests undergo is that of simple drying, without direct exposure...