10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BICHE-LA-MAR»
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Biche-la-mar in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Biche-la-mar and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Beach-
la-
Mar to Bislama: the emergence of a national ...
... converser avec eux etait le langage dit: 'biche-la-mar\ espece de sabir
oceanien (ou lingua franca), compose de beaucoup de mauvais anglais,
melange d'un peu de tout pris dans les autres langues, portugaise, francaise, et
polynesienne.
2
The American Journal of Science
... crabs, escaping rom their disturbed shelter; and beneath, a pear various
Actinae or living flowers, the spin echini and sluggish biche-la-mar, w e swarms
of shells having a. soldier crab for t eir tenant walk off with unusual life and
stateliness.
3
The American Journal of Science and Arts
... escaping from their disturbed shelter ; and beneath, appear various Actum' or
living flowers, the spiny echini and sluggish biche-la-mar, while swarms of shells
having a soldier crab for their tenaut walk off with unusual life and stateliness.
4
ON CORAL REEFS AND ISLANDS
... escaping from then* disturbed shelter ; and beneath, appear various Actinss or
living flowers, the spiny echini and sluggish biche-la-mar, while swarms of shells
having a soldier crab for their tenaut walk off with unusual life and stateliness.
5
Two Years with the Natives in the Western Pacific
Thewomen had disappeared in the huts; the men weresitting outside, aroundthe
fires, and, thinkingI was asleep, talked aboutme in biche la mar. First
theywondered why a manshould care to climb upa mountain simply to come
down again; ...
6
American journal of science
... escaping from their disturbed shelter ; and beneath, appear various Actinas or
living flowers, the spiny echini and sluggish biche-la-mar, while swarms of shells
having a soldier crab for their tenant walk off with unusual life and stateliness.
7
Language Description, History and Development: Linguistic ...
I was, therefore, dependent on interpreters in "biche la mar", a language which
contains hardly more than fifty words, and which is spoken on the plantations, but
is quite useless for discussing any abstract subject. (Speiser 1913: 13). Although
...
Jeff Siegel, John Dominic Lynch, Diana Eades, 2007
'small sea creature'. It was known in French as biche la mar, meaning 'sea slug' (
or 'trepang'). In the mid 1800s, a lucrative trade developed in the western Pacific
for this Chinese delicacy. The pidgin that developed in these situations drew its ...
9
The Survey of Pidgin and Creole Languages
... Bastert Engels 3 Belize 92—3, 97—8, 115 Belizean Creole 92—4, 96—8, 115
Benue—Kwa languages 176—80, 182—3 Berbice Dutch (Creole) 275—7, 279—
83 Bhojpuri 61—2, 67 Biche—la—mar 223 Bislama 177, 214, 223—30 ...
Susanne Maria Michaelis, Philippe Maurer, Martin Haspelmath, 2013
10
United States Exploring Expedition: During the Year 1838, ...
... and crabs, escaping from their disturbed shelter; and beneath appear various
living flowers, the spiny cchini and sluggish biche-la-mar, while swarms of shells,
having a soldier crab for their tenant, walk off with unusual life and stateliness.
United States exloring expedition, Charles Wilkes, 1849
