In 1643 Lightfoot published "A Handful of Gleanings out of the Book of Exodus". In 1829, Captain James D. Herbert started a serial called "Gleanings in Science". Faraday takes them to witness one of his gleanings, which leaves them both traumatized. She also published "Bapu's Letters to Mira'and 'New and Old Gleanings". Some of the early columns were later collected into a book, "Gleanings Bulletin C". He was a contributor to "Devon Notes and Queries", "Notes and Gleanings", and "Western Antiquary". A fourth volume, "From the Hebrides&colon; Further Gleanings of Tale and Song", followed in 1925.