...are mentioned in another part of the fcripture, •* The locufts have no king,' yet go they forth all them in bands," Prov xxx. 27. The accurate Mr. Adanfon,...eight in the morning, in the month of February, there luddenly arole over our heads a thick cloud, which darkened the air, and deprived us of the rays of...

...in the famine r ; 2.o The conies air An/ a feeble folk, yet make they their houfes in the rocks ; 27 on, and with axes. Kven fo dejlt David with all the cit by bands ; 28 The fpider takcth hold with her hands and is in kings' palaces. 29 ^ There be three things...

...x. 13. The migrations of these insects are mentioned in another part of the scripture, " The locusts have no king, yet go they forth all of them in bands," Prov. xxx. 27. The accurate Mr. Adanson, near the river Gambia, in Africa, was witness to the migration of these insects. " About eight...

...locusts to love one another, to keep together, and help one another. "The locusts," says the Bible, "have no king, yet go they forth all of them in bands." They have nobody over them to tell them what to do. They are poor little weak insects by themselves....

...locusts to love one another, to keep together, ^.nd help one another. " The locusts," says the Bible, " have no king, yet go they forth all of them in bands." They have nobody over them to tell them what to do. They are poor little weak insects by themselves....

...Christ. " Well," I said, " I am certainly like the conies." Then came the next verse : " The locusts have no king, yet go they forth all of them in bands ;" and I wondered what he was going to make of that. Now God's people, he said, had no king down here...

...is Christ. "Well," I said, "1 am certainly like the conies." Then came the next verse, " The locusts have no king, yet go they forth all of them in bands ;" and 1 wondered what he was going to make of that. Now God's people, he said, had no king down here....

...along the ground, has been often noticed : see below, pp. 88 — 90. Comp. Prov. xxx. 27 "The locusts have no king; yet go they forth all of them in bands" (lit. divided). 8. they move along every one in his highway] or raised way, specially prepared by throwing...

...along the ground, has been often noticed : see below, pp. 88 — 90. Comp. Prov. xxx. 27 "The locusts have no king; yet go they forth all of them in bands" (lit. divided). 8. they move along every one in his highway] or raised way, specially prepared by throwing...

...impede their rapid advance. They move in straight lines, none crossing the other's track. The locusts have no king, yet go they forth all of them in bands, says Pr. 30". — 8. * " What strikes every one as they approach is the strange rustling of millions...