... attuned to the full compass and power of the nightingale. The effect was most pleasing, although of course not equal to tlft natural notes of this bird, not one of which he many birds are almost, if not entirely, Amativft and, in default ol hearing the parent ...

... Meclianic~l Ehthibirion, tonsrsring. of; C 'the MesicaI .La'sfy Atornatsai, :pfaylui'ig6 airs -upoen .the piano- e lriats, the natural notes,:zwitlt her:i hands; aind ?? flats .arnsl ti sharps wvith her ieetj accomipanied: with a muasicai: ttimbleP , a C Singinig ...

... long slishtd. litis also tobe ob- 5. srve, tereis no half pihuding for th6 tiper or cro)ss funieint ifor .n ofC the natural notes, beingeidy the 9,Mme as the -Gerhan lute, and, wvith the addrtion of a key for the D). shiro -it, is thle tompietest, beet ...