1
But now I cut off the feeler which wants to examine us.
2
He expected to feel the jerk of the electric shock of the feeler.
3
The pansies were evidently a feeler toward a more important transaction.
4
This encouraged Zoe to throw out a feeler about the gambling-tables.
5
Khrushchev understood the Lippmann column as an unattributable feeler from Washington.
1
The fish commonly caught are mullet, perch, barbel, gudgeon, bream, and chub.
2
Yes, a leopard recently catched a barbel from a small puddle.
3
There were two dozen and one barbel, the largest 7 lb.
4
The kinds most common are barbel, carp, dace, bleak, and gudgeon.
5
MATELOTE.- Arichfish-stew, which is generally composed of carp, eels, trout, or barbel.
6
Of course, the elusive barbel was the main attraction.
7
Why the barbel should choose that particular ground to try conclusions I am not aware.
8
The finest barbel ever drawn from the Loire!
9
He got up and walked over to where an enormous barbel was lying in the sand.
10
The uncertainty of barbel and barbel fishing was illustrated by the sequel to our day on the Thames.
11
The Loach is not unlike the shape of the Eel: he has a beard or wattles like a barbel.
12
One uses carp, eels, tench, roach, perches, barbel, for the real waterzoei is always made of different kinds of fish.
13
The writhing barbel were too much of a temptation and so the leopard slowly approached the puddle -planning the hunt.
14
Carp and barbel are the principal fresh-water sorts, and of these the former grows to a very great size in the Euphrates.
15
I was quartered in a remote station, and to pass the time used to go fishing for big barbel in the river.
16
Fish are abundant in the rivers and marshes, principally barbel and carp, which latter grow to a great size in the Euphrates.