berni

His ba {þ} scal bon wallinde. his bað sca {l} bon berni {n} de glede.

Selections from early Middle English, 1130-1250 Part I: Texts Joseph Hall

Ȝette he him sceawede ane welle of fure ⁊ alle hire stremes urnen fur berni {n} de. ⁊ þa  {20} welle bi {} wisten .xii. meister

Selections from early Middle English, 1130-1250 Part I: Texts Joseph Hall

Su {m} me þer wepeð. ⁊ alle heore teres beoð berni {n} de gleden glide {n} de ouer heore aȝene nebbe.

Selections from early Middle English, 1130-1250 Part I: Texts Joseph Hall

This latter story as I present it, is a composite of three versions of the same tale, as received, by Gilbert Malcolm Sproat about the year 1862; by myself from "Bill" in 1896, and by Charles A. Cox, Indian A.ent, resident at A.berni, from an old Indian called

Indian Legends of Vancouver Island Alfred Carmichael 1918

The loathsome berni flies, which deposit eggs in living beings—cattle, dogs, monkeys, rodents, men—had been at it.

V. Up the River of Tapirs 1914

One seemed sick; he was thin, and his back was scarred with marks of the grub of the loath-some berni fly.

VII. With a Mule Train Across Nhambiquara Land 1914

The loathsome berni flies, which deposit eggs in living beings -- cattle, dogs, monkeys, rodents, men -- had been at it.

Through the Brazilian Wilderness Theodore Roosevelt 1888

One seemed sick; he was thin, and his back was scarred with marks of the grub of the loathsome berni fly.

Through the Brazilian Wilderness Theodore Roosevelt 1888

Unearthing by El tio berni - published on Abril 30th, 2010

Entrecomics 2010

Oldies but goldies by El tio berni - published on Marzo 21st, 2010

Entrecomics El tio berni 2010