Its long legs adapt it for its swampy life; its flight is slowand heavy, resembling that of a bittern. The important piece ofparchment, about the size of a bank-cheque, was handed to theCourt. )
), so called from the supposedresemblance of the flower to the bill of the Kaka(q. a plant, Erythraeaaustralis, R. 42: `The hut,' a substantial and commodious structure, arose inall its grandeur. 207: From the sorting-tables the fleeces are carried to thepacking-shed; there, by the help of machinery, they are pres
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