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... position in tuattes political, and the simplicity of his faith is to be adniired in looking fur the restoration of the natural note of things to a party whose special function it has hitherto been to change bad to worse, and to cake cr.!: worse confounded ...
... recently bees detected is the enjoyment of this gay and fertive practice. In this month'. magalse of the Seniors* Society, Nature Notes, evidence on the subject is collected which to place this entertaining feature beyond doubt. Dr Japp declares that the ...
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... 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, ...
... may I ask you, senor, whet you are I am beggar, air, and ask you for alms. THE Stine AND HIM BLIND LAMB.—A writer in Nature Notes for this month tells a pretty story of a mother with twin lambs, one of which seemed quite different from the other. He ...
... Hobson should have said. The Robin's PoMosses. There is a pretty little story, the accuracy of which is vouohed for, in Nature Notes for December. At a house at Shanklin, Isle of r..,e.~r:.. . Wight, at which he was recently staying, a correspondent was ...
... Birds sometimes utilise the most unlikely substances in the building of their nests. Mr N. Holt Macpherson, in writing to Nature Notes regarding some spotted fiy-catchers in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens says— One pair caused me considerable perplexity ...
... like the British public, to appreciate the bicyc Is I sin inclined to think they are (writes Dr Charles Plowritht io Nature Notes). Certainly one catches many more glimpses of bird life when on the wheel than the uninitiated would expect. Is seems ...
... tic of the Chinese ; the quality of fidelity to a bargain. Tax Stoat or a Roast.—Mr Peter Lewis, of Hereford, sends to Nature Notes a remarkable anecdote of a robin who formed an attachment to two maiden ladies, sisters of Squire Jones, of Pyle. Whenever ...