 | Paul Belloni Du Chaillu - 1893 - 346 sivua
...pegs, hold his earlobes, and, bending over, stand with his feet apart, seeing the sky between them. Three squares, each one foot wide, must be marked...Outside the squares must be placed four poles, called hazel poles. The place is called a hazelled field when it is prepared thus. Each man must have three... | |
 | R. Ewart Oakeshott - 1996 - 404 sivua
...called Tjosnur. Then three squares, their sides each a foot beyond the other, must be marked round the cloak. Outside the squares must be placed four poles called Hoslur (hazel-poles). It was called a Hazelled Field when it was prepared thus (fig. 73). Each man must have... | |
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Three squares, each one foot wide, must be marked around the cloak. Outside the squares must be placed four poles, called hoslur (hazel poles) : it was called a hazelled field when it was prepared thus. " Each man must have three shields, and when these... 