10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORNFLY»
Discover the use of
cornfly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cornfly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Transactions of the Wisconsin State Agricultural Society
... crops, and found that a crow or rook which was busy with his beak at the roots
of the barley, which was just springing from the ground, when shot, contained
nothing in his crop but cockchafer grubs, worms, and some maggots of the cornfly
.
2
Annual Report of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society
... crops, and found that a crow or rook which was busy with his beak at the roots
of the barley, which was just springing from the ground, when shot, contained
nothing in his crop but cockchafer grubs, worms, and some maggots of the cornfly
.
Wisconsin State Horticultural Society,
1884
3
The Canadian Horticulturist
... their crops, and found that a crow or rook which was busy with his beak at the
roots of barley, which was just springing from the ground, when shot, contained
nothing in his crop but cockchafer grubs, worms, and some maggots of the cornfly
.
4
New Official Vocabulary for Telegrams in Preconcerted ...
... Corneenne Cornerions д Cornflower Corius Corleis Cornaquino ` Cornees
Cornerless Cornfly Corival Corletto Cornard Corneese Cornerman Corngrater
Corivalled Corlieu Cornardise Corneggio Cornerons Cornheap Corivalry Coг1.
ieux ...
International Telegraph Bureau, Bern,
1899
5
A dictionary in Persian and English, with pronunciation [ed. ...
sozindah, kindling, burning. suzni, a kind of coverlet. sozulan, to burn, to be
burned. susmnr, a species of lizard; an alligator. saitsun, a lily ; a cornfly. saut, a
scourge, a bull's pizzle. *" saughat, a rich present. sufar, the notch of an arrow.
sufta/i, ...
Madhub Chunder Sen, Ramdhun Sen,
1841
To this day the paper has had no political principles. Barring stronger
inducements, it sides with the largest crowd. In the Dreyfus matter, "Figaro"
changed position thrice. Finally something supervened which induced M. Cornfly,
the political ...
7
Paris and Environs: With Routes from London to Paris
1909), conductor; bronze bust by S. Rmgi (89). — Communards, p. 254. —
Comte, Augtiste (d. 1857), founder of Positivism (17). — Constant, Benj. (d. 1880)
, publicist (29). — Cornfly, J. J. (d. 1907), journalist, monument by Moreau-
Vauthier ...
Karl Baedeker (Firm),
1913
8
Transactions of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society
... crops, and found that a crow or rook which was busy with his beak at the roots
of the barley, which was just springing from the ground, when shot, contained
nothing in his crop but cockchafer grubs, worms, and some maggots of the cornfly
.
Wisconsin State Horticultural Society,
1884
9
Spider Woman: A Story of Navajo Weavers and Chanters
... he returned, the cat remained outside. By the end of the fourth day invitations
have been offered to Wind, Water-Monster, Water-Horse, Summer, Black Sky,
Earth, Sun, Moon, Pollen Boy, and Cornfly Girl, besides to [ 180 ] SUN'S HOUSE.
Gladys Amanda Reichard,
1934
10
A Dictionary in Persian and English
... Burning, ardent. iSijy* Kindling, burning. ^jy» A kind of coverlet. ujàtjy* To burn,
to be burned. }^уш A species of lizard ; an alligator. uf»y» A lily ; a cornfly. bj»' A
scourge. tíLí\íym A rich present. jbyku The notch of an arrow.