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... hunters, in their night excursions, know that the moon rising the instant they begin to hear his delightful solo. His natural notes partake of a character similar to those of the brown thrush, but they are more sweet, more expressive, more varied, and ...
... hence ca led the Ragmhal. here are fume barrels in iinitatit n of an organ within the body the tiger, and,a row of keys of natural notes. The founds by the organ intended refemble the cries of perfon in diflrefs, intermixed with the horrid roar o* the tiger ...
... the shortest, the high or treble tones. The instrument embraces octaves. The semitones ate ranged the top iail, and the natural notes on the lower. Before we heard the performance, expected something curious, and even extraordinary, considering the nature ...
... turnpike roads. —An inhabitant of Stourbridge possesses canary which, having been kept in cage hung in yard, mingles its natural notes the call of young chickens, the clucking of bens, and the chirping of sparrows. youth, fifteen years age, and seven feet ...
... Irons the ch.- at to the head notes with unusual facility. Hie is perfect; hat there are alight in - elpialitie. in hi. natural note., which ars especially ob•ervatile In those songs requiring force and execution. The Laitd of Lochinhar, which he kindly ...
... tranquillita was a most pleasing performance, by the Misses Schutzler and Mr. Fricker. This gentleman's transitions from the natural notes to the falsetto are rather defective; but in Harnett's song of Joy, joy, joy ! which was sung with much taste and spirit ...
... v the Ragntebal. 'J here are foine barrels in imiutikn of an organ within the body of the tiger, and.a row of keys of natural notes. The founds pio-titce-l by the organ arc intended to refemble the r ries of -j perfon in dliUefs, intermixed with the h->rrld ...
... shade when compared with the subject of our notice—a common starling. which has been taught not only to lay aside its natural notes and sing various airs with great exactness, hut to chatter away with all the volubility and much of the quaintness of an ...