These two vibrating scales are the source of the cigale's cry.
He smuggles the guns in in the cigale, I smuggle them out in the Arrow.
We are now familiar with the structure of the musical organ of the cigale.
For example, who is there that does not, at least by hearsay, know the cigale?
A small, quick-hatching grub, richly nourished on a dozen eggs, will replace the family of the cigale.
Must not the larva of the cigale bore its passage in some such fashion?
When all is in order, and when the wheat is beginning to shoot, I place six young larvæ of the cigale on the surface of the soil.
The cigale must have a special method of disposing of the waste earth.
Hanging to its deserted shell by the two fore limbs, the cigale sways to the least breath of air, still feeble and still green.
But if the sky is grey and the wind chilly the cigale is silent.