 | William Jones - 1880 - 778 oldal
...or hidden treasure is near, place a piece of the same mettal you conceive is hid, or in the earthe to the top of one of the forks by a hair, or very...ground, at the going down of the sun, the moon being in the encrease, and in the morning at sunrise, by a natural sympathy, you will find the mettal inclining,... | |
 | William Jones - 1880 - 584 oldal
...or hidden treasure is near, place a piece of the same mettal you conceive is hid, or in the earthe to the top of one of the forks by a hair, or very fine silk or thread, and do theMike to the other end ; pitch the sharp single end lightly to the ground, at the going down of the... | |
 | Thomas Firminger Thiselton-Dyer - 1889 - 378 oldal
...suppose any rich mine or hidden treasure is near, place a piece of the same metal you conceive is hid, or in the earth, to the top of one of the forks by a hair, and do the like to the other end; pitch the sharp single end lightly to the ground at the going down... | |
 | New Jersey State Horticultural Society - 1907 - 250 oldal
...suppose any rich mine or hidden treasure is near, place a piece of the same metal you conceive is hid, or in the earth, to the top of one of the forks by a hair, and do the like to the other end ; pitch the sharp single end lightly to the ground at the going down... | |
 | Ralph Delahaye Paine - 1911 - 508 oldal
...mine or treasure is near, place a piece of the same metal you conceive is hid in the earth to the tip of one of the forks by a hair or very fine silk or thread, and do the like 7 The Gentleman's Magazine (London, 1752). to the other end. Pitch the sharp single end lightly to... | |
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... the upper end like a Y- Peel off the rind, and dry it in a moderate heat, then steep it in the juice of wake-robin or nightshade, and cut the single lower end sharp; and where you suppose any rich mine or... 