If we don't catch them to-morrow we shall be in a pretty bad way, for the country seems practically a wilderness.
They've had a good start of us, but we travel lighter and ought to catch them if we don't lose the trail.
These bonettas were so anxious to catch them, that they came on shore also, and then the gannets picked them all up.
The way to catch them is to get at their heads and turn them over on their backs by one of the fore-fins, and then they cannot turn back again.
No, sir; and as William knows how to catch them, suppose you remain with him, and I will go up and collect wood and chips for Juno's fire.
They fly with extreme rapidity, skimming over the water at intervals, and escaping easily when one wishes to catch them.
They are small insects of gay and brilliant colours, and generally remain on the leaves of low plants, and escape easily from the hand that tries to catch them.
When they are deprived of their place of shelter, they run away with such rapidity that it is very difficult to catch them.
It is difficult enough to catch them, for owing to their large, highly-developed wings, they fly rapidly away on the slightest noise.
No, this church has found out a trick; that is to say, to quarrel with Christ in his members; and to persuade the powers where she rules to set ensnaring laws to catch them, and to execute the same upon them.
We'll have to wait until to-morrow, until it gets light, and then take good horses and try to catch them.
I shall ride pretty hard until we get near the camp, but we must stop the horses before we get there; otherwise they'll frighten our pack animals, and we won't be able to catch them.
We are bound to catch themsooner or later, if we stick to the chase.
They'll be afraid we'll telegraph ahead to catch them.
I am going to catch them, if I have to follow them a thousand miles!
I saw chivin and chub in the stream when washing my hands, but my companion tried in vain to catch them.
But it will not be easy to catch them at a disadvantage and fight them; so very likely Don Nepomuceno will be glad to make terms.
You'll have to ride like the very mischief to catch them.
Having got a clue to the smugglers and the receivers, the next thing was to catch them in the act.
Just an ideal place to catch them," Charley declared.
When these birds were more plentiful, the natives used to catch them at night by torch-light.
Should any one attempt to catch them, they quaver forth a piteous sound, so full and expressive that we are astonished that it can be produced by so small a creature.
Nor did we want for Fish, because we had good store of Nets, Hooks, and other Instruments to catch them.
Some rested themselves as well as they could; others dropped into the Water, where they were reliev'd immediately by Persons who were underneath in little Boats, on purpose to catch them.
Our Bows were also of great Use to us for hunting, otherwise we should have been in Danger of being famish'd; but the Birds were not so tame as those we had formerly met with, so that it requir'd a great deal of Art to catch them.
If you need to catch them, put them under a tumbler, and feed them and give them a drop of water every day to drink.
And they are hard and smooth, too, which makes it yet more difficult to catch them.
Yes, it is because the frogs are on the watch to catch them.
As already mentioned, mink travel a great deal near water, so that the place to catch them is close to the water or in the water.
I have followed them for six miles already and they were still going on; I don't believe that they have any regular den or hole after the breeding season is over; you just have to catch them on the run.
The answer is invariably, "I can't catch them, I don't know how.
Mink fur is not good and prime before the middle of November in Iowa and states in same latitude, and it is useless to catch them earlier.
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