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... National School. I was pne of the favoured few who read the acknowledgments from the Standard in connection with the Nature notes, now published in hook form in Creatures of the Night, &c., &c. By profession the author was the manager of the Metropolitan ...

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... which was so reminiscent of the countryside and the North. But in his whole preaching there was a delightfully simple and natural note. Ho possesses a fund of humour. and has that knack in his preaching of taking everybody into his confidence. We of the ...

... as they are known, are fully and interestingly described, while very alluring to the general reader is the chapter on Nature Notes with its tales of strange birds, beasts, and fishes, and where we are astonished to read that the penguin has to teach ...

... flanked by two smaller towers. Above the fine arched entrance is the chapel. which contains a curious old organ in which the natural notes on the keyboard are blnek and the sharp, and flats in white, the direct oppo. site to the ordinary keyboard. ...