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... close confinement. There are finches whose value in vocal romequence depends entirely on teaching. The bullfinch has a natural note of the meanest order, and yet a sixpenny fiedg • k can be certainly educated to the state of aooom - Mont which raises ...
... song , are ready, in confinement, to learn front other species , and become much better songsters. The bullfinch, who natural notes are weak, harsh, and insignificant, nevertheless a wonderful musical faculty, since it can he taught to whistle complete ...
... though the bigger brethren -with their I clarionots discoursed sweeter music, yet I am ready as to flatter myself that the natural -notes om Ybrm' he horn sometimes excited to higher rapture the shout id oliet.Aalevnsyuche'a er gral ?? ?? al o as ?? is 8 he ...
... rung with his voice. The dearly beloved City Hall, the good City Hall has been a happy home to him; for there the natural notes of his ram's horn has sometimes excited to higher rapture the shout of liberty. Its very name stirs up his blood still ...
... Cowleyk shaking all England witlh Iis pindaries, and' persf h- ing with them; Wailer, the famous, saved 'I ron obivion by the natural note of, one single-song- a and so on, through league af ter league of a, flat And , desolate country which once was prosperous ...
... not very numerous, and they are somewhat apt to provoke an antagonistic spirit among our sensitive kinsfolk, who will naturally note the loud grumbling more than the quiet satisfaction which avoids demonstration. The very principle, so to speak, on which ...
... not very numerous, and they are somewhat apt to provoke an antagonistic spirit among our sensitive kinsfolk, who will naturally note the loud grumbling more than the quiet satisfaction which avoids demonstration. The very principle, so to speak, on which ...
... Deposts (in- Dead .including Excjreqr. nuity), -..£13,*>9,873 Rav. BankvCori- Other ijecuritifes 20,597,477 mis. of Natural Notes 10,243,210 Debt, and Siv. Gold and Accta.J, ~. S, 100,232 (Join, / 709,078 Other Deposits, .. 18,350,7521 Seven day ...
... loyal air God bless the Prince of Wales; the truth being that I bought a newly caught bullfinch, which chirps only its natural note, and which, alas I have, like many before rue, to know when too late that I have paid too dear for my whistle am, do., ...
... vendoostion, but, in spite of that, many passage,. is lb book are pretty, some rising to poetry. He is manifestly a lover nature, noting carefully and eat:LTmuch the many charms which she throws bee most ardent votaries. An enthrudaM in the gentle art, ...
... proper pait. He sometimes wondered how altos wished to scream in those notes above their reach in the soprano peat when the natural notes of their voice from their richness and pathos of a:premien were so beautiful. In connection with this part of the subject ...
... m y son'a No, replied the Baron with a good degre e of surprise. did be rob As an illustration of animal Instinct. a of Nature notes that on one occasion , s l ob. he at an inn.iloor, lie noticed pigeon. feed o n which had fallen (non the now bag of a ...