10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MALLEMUCK»
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1
Voyages of Discovery in the Arctic and Antarctic Seas, and ...
Saw a snow bunting, two little auk, a mallemuck or two,and a small flock of
kittiwakes. Friday,21st.—At eleven a.m. sawthe landin the vicinity of Cape
Comfort, fouror five leagues distant, onstarboard beam;but unluckilythe
weatherbecame ...
2
Travels through some parts of Germany, Poland, Moldavia and ...
This envious and rapacious disposition affords the sailors an opportunity of
amusing themselves, by tying two pieces of blubber to the ends of a string, when
a ridiculous scene ensues ; one end being swallowed by one mallemuck, the
other is ...
3
Voyages of Discovery in the Arctic and Antarctic Seas, and ...
I saw the first mallemuck (Prooellarz'a glaez'alz's), and in the evening a flock
were flying round the ship. A copy of Gilley's “ Shipwrecks of the Royal Navy ”
happening to be in the ship's library, I, for the first time in my life, read the account
of the ...
4
Greenland and the North-West Passage: Illustrated in a ...
The ordinary length of the mallemuck is seventeen inches ; the younger ones not
so large. When old, they are easily known by their increased voracity, and the
tyrannous disposition they manifest towards the younger and more timid.
5
Greenland, the Adjacent Seas, and the North-West Passage to ...
The ordinary length of the mallemuck is seventeen inches; the younger ones not '
so large. When old, they are easily known by their increased voracity, and the
tyrannous disposition they manifest towards the younger and more timid.
6
Greenland, the Adjacent Seas, and the North-west Passage to ...
The ordinary length of the mallemuck is seventeen inches; the younger ones not
so large. When old, they are easily known by their increased voracity, and the
tyrannous disposition they manifest towards the younger and more timid.
7
Greenland, The Adjacent Seas, And The North-West Passage To ...
The ordinary length of the mallemuck is seventeen inches; the younger ones not
so large. When old, they are easily known by their increased voracity, and the
tyrannous disp0sition they manifest towards the younger and more timid.
8
The Chambers Dictionary
[Obs Du mallemerok. a romping woman, from mal foolish, and marnk, from Fr
marotte a favoured object] mallemuck mati-muk, n the fulmar or similar bird. [Du
nta/lemiik. from mal foolish, and mok gull; Ger Mallemuck} mallender. See
malander ...
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The history of American ornithology before Audubon
Anderson's description of the mallemuck occupies twelve pages (56-67) of the
second volume. Mollymoke, or mallemuck, is a term applied rather
indiscriminately by fishermen to several members of the Procellariiformes,
especially the fulmars ...
Elsa Guerdrum Allen, 1951
10
Popular Dramas: As Performed at the Metropolitan Theatres
That's a good shot ; you've brought down the mallemuck (going towards bridge);
he'll never tell tales again to custom-house officers (searching him). Oh, oh,
here's the purse, and the guineas too (coming forward with the purse). A fair prize
.
John Baldwin Buckstone, 1835
