After this period the same women find employment in gathering and marketing vegetables, at lower wages, for other sixty days, netting about 5l.

"Do you dance, Miss Moseley?" inquired Denbigh of Emily, as he sat watching her graceful movements in netting a purse for her father.

At a sign from the captain, John, with a shameless leer, stepped forward and stood passively on the grating, while the bareheaded old quarter-master, with his gray hair streaming in the wind, bound his feet to the cross-bars and, stretching out his arms over his head, secured them to the hammock netting above.

If the hammock netting were left so as to trip up the dignified captain and throw him on the deck in a very undignified manner, no one could possibly have suspected that the harmless Terrence had any thing to do with it.

Don't you see the netting has been cut?" "The truth ye tell, quarter-master; some haythin has surely been cutting yer netting.

Don't you see the netting has been cut?" "The truth ye tell, quarter-master; some haythin has surely been cutting yer netting.

This barbarous custom, together with the netting of ducks in narrow passageways, has, fortunately, long been a thing of the past.

The traps are of various shapes, some being like bee-hives made of cane or wicker; others are made of netting stretched over hoops, and more like a bird-cage in shape.

Joe and Helen were standing in the street, looking up at the swaying creation of canvas and netting, when a woman's cry came to their ears.

Dashing at them, he tears the net to pieces, swallowing lumps of netting with great mouthfuls of fish.

mat, matting; plait, trellis, wattle, lattice, grating, grille, gridiron, tracery, fretwork, filigree, reticle; tissue, netting, mokes^; rivulation^. cross, chain, wreath, braid, cat's cradle, knot; entangle &c (disorder) 59.

The court is sixty or more yards long, on one side being a very high wall and on the other and at each end netting.

On the way we met a crowd of Banturs with bundles of stakes and great coils of strong heavy netting.

But when on July 21 he was brought into the apparatus for the second series, he exhibited a wholly new form of behavior, for instead of attending diligently to the open doors and devoting his energies to trying to find the right box, he instead, after gazing at them for a few seconds, turned toward the experimenter and jumped for him savagely, throwing himself against the wire netting with great force.

In the actual test either a carrot or a banana was placed about two feet from the wire netting and a stick two feet long was then put into the cage with the ape.

At the end of the large cage and just outside the wire netting was a faucet to which a hose was usually attached.

The cages were separated by wire netting of half-inch mesh.

Over each horse was a blue netting reaching almost to the ground, its object being to prevent snow or dirt being thrown up in the faces of those sitting in the low sledge.

Their boarding-netting, too, one saw, drawn high round all their sides, and now more gunsand more!and more!

The third, Jim's, had been diverted at the Road House by a large family of small pigs in an enclosure surrounded by wire netting; and Jim's most alluring promises and his direst threats were both unavailing against the charms of the squealing, grunting creatures, the like of which his spellbound chargers had never seen before.

it would be if a house-dounga could be fitted with torpedo netting!

At last he was carried to a cool resting place in the deep grass, covered with pink mosquito netting, and one kind friend after another fanned him and watched over his last moments.

But the gate was lined on the inside with wire-netting, and the garden wall was neither to be leapt nor scaled.

Each one is enclosed with a coarse blue mosquito-netting; and mounting to the apartments by a ladder, here the coolies sleep the year round.

Cones of maize like golden netting, Fringe the sturdy colonnade, And the lizards pertly pausing glance across the balustrade.