1
On either side we saw them leaping upwards round the tall tufts of dry herbage.
2
It was she who spread the blankets on Wombo's beds of grass tree tops and dry herbage.
3
Luckily there was a little patch of dry herbage not far from the well, and a few acacias over the ridge.
4
Generally I have found them coiled up among the dry herbage, with the tip of the tail raised in the centre of the coil.
5
The Indians call the Rice Lake, in allusion to the rapidity with which fires run over the dry herbage, the Lake of the Burning Plains.
6
It was during this argument-whichI lost, as I might have expected-thatDavid produced a small bundle of dried herbage from his bag.
7
They provide fire-wood, collect dried herbage for the mule which turns the mill, bring milk, eggs, &c. and receive all the offals of the kitchen.