 | Patrick Brydone - 1806 - 422 lehte
...feafon, fhut the outer door, which is no more than letting down. a fmall piece of net, which effectually prevents the tunny from returning by the way they...noife on the furface of the water, they foon drive the tunny-fim into it. As foon as the whole have got into the antichamber, the inner door of the hall is... | |
 | sir George Cockburn - 1815 - 398 lehte
...season, shut the outer door, which is no more than letting down a small piece of net, which effectually prevents the tunny from returning by the way they...open the inner door of the hall, which leads to the second apartment, which they call the anti-chamber, and, by making a noise on the surface of the water,... | |
 | Sir George Cockburn - 1815 - 424 lehte
...season, shut the outer door, which is no wore than letting down a small piece of net, which effectually prevents the tunny from returning by the way they...open the inner door of the hall, which leads to the second apartment, which they call the anti-chamber, and, by making a noise on the surface of the water,... | |
 | Theodore Dwight - 1846 - 764 lehte
...a small piece of net — which effectually prevents the tunny from returning by the way they caim?. They then open the inner door of the hall, which leads to the second apartment, which they call the ante-chamber, and by making a noise on the surface of the water,... | |
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As soon as the fish have got into the hall, the fishermen, who stand sentry in their boats durjng the season, shut the outer door, which is no more than letting down a small piece of net, which effectually prevents the tunny from returning by the way... 