10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PENGUINRY»
Discover the use of
penguinry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
penguinry and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Great Fog and Other Weird Tales
the Penguinry? We followed a path which led straight towards a steep cliff, the
top of which was lost in the iridescent mist. When we reached the cliff, we saw a
cleft in it. This turned out to be the opening of a very narrow canyon, its walls not ...
... neighbours—is quite the strangest of its little class I have ever seen, except
perhaps the wonderful penguinry of the Falkland Islands, whereat a certain
French philosopher is said to have even wept. Finally, the cormorants are sent Off
to bed, ...
Basil Hall Chamberlain, 2014
3
The New Zealand Journal of Science and Technology
The emperor penguin arrives on South Victoria Land from the southern seas
about .midwinter (June), and makes its home as far south as it possibly can. One
penguinry is known at Cape Crozier, and possibly there is another near Edward
VII ...
4
The Great White South, Or, With Scott in the Antarctic: ...
Once more we toiled — waist deep in snow — to the penguinry, and I used some
additional hundreds of feet of film recording the manner in which the undaunted
creatures were conducting their domestic affairs under truly dismaying difficulties
...
Herbert George Ponting, 1923
5
Japanese Things: Being Notes on Various Subjects Connected ...
... except perhaps the wonderful penguinry oftheFalkland Islands,whereat a
certainFrench philosopher is saidto have evenwept. Finally, the cormorants
aresent off tobed,and we ourselves follow suit." Cremation. Cremation followed
Buddhism ...
6
Terry's Japanese Empire, Including Korea and Formosa, with ...
... quite the strangest of its class I have ever seen. except perha s wonderful
penguinry of the Falkland Islands. whereat a certain rench philosopher is said to
have even wept. Finally the cormornnts are sent off to bed in their individual
baskets.
Thomas Philip Terry, 1919
7
Terry's Japanese Empire
... the strangest of its class I have ever seen, except perhaps the wonderful
penguinry of the Falkland Islands, whereat a certain French philosopher is said to
have even wept. Finally the cormorants are sent off to bed in their individual
baskets.
8
In the bamboo lands of Japan
... little class I have ever seen, except perhaps the wonderful penguinry of the
Falkland Islands, whereat a certain French philosopher is said to have even wept
. Finally, the cormorants are sent off to bed" — we followed suit. 237 CHAPTER VI
.
Katharine Schuyler Baxter, 2003
9
In Beautiful Japan: a story of bamboo lands
... little class I have ever seen, except perhaps the wonderful penguinry of the
Falkland Islands, whereat a certain French philosopher is said to have even wept
. Finally, the cormorants are sent off to bed" — we followed suit. 237 CHAPTER VI
.
Katharine Schuyler Baxter, 1895
10
The great white South: travelling with Robert F. Scott's ...
The Emperors breed, in the winter, at the foot of the Cape Crozier lava cliffs, and
the Adelie penguinry was but a mile or two away. But no landing-place could be
found alongside of which to bring the ship for unloading our heavy gear and ...
Herbert George Ponting, Roland Huntford, Lady (FRW) Scott, 1922
