... kept in cage, fxngs all the and fummer, at leaft four or five months in the year. He is a flout hardy bird ; and, his own natural note, inay taught to whiftle a great many tunes. When wild in the fields, he feeds promifcuoufly upon berries and infc&s. He ...

... shall be told that birds may taught the notes of different species, and that bulfinches and starlings, which possess no natural notes American Museum, July 1787. The poets are mistaken in giving the bulfinch a song. Thomson says the Mellow bulfinch answers ...

... 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 to those of the brown thrush, but they are more sweet, more expressive, varied, uttered with greater ...

... Directors of bespeak perform the manager for 1 The generally and de crowd the Seryci: la —and trees in the Park rural nature; noted fir its seve in the heart giees farther Not tains and lakes, end mild winter, this quarter, a have collected as ills luxurious ...

... musical scale. The plan propo-ed gives to the last stn of each hour a different musical sound, according with one of the natural notes of the gamut. Thus, at one in the morning the clock would give the sound of la, the lowest tone of the bass clef; at two ...

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... repeat our former en- comilRRs. Mfaking Rllowaitice for the alternate thin- ne s andI mellowniess of the artificial anid natural notes of the horn, we thinik luis plavinlg is very beau- tiful, in respect alike of expression mnit executiotR. 31r Blocusn, ...

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... ?? two old ones have been kept for the rast eight months, wbich is very lively, and likely to (lo well. A birth of tbe nature noted, is exceedingly rare, if not altogether unprecedented so great is the diffbrence between a state of nature and confinement ...

... _attention is directed to _tlie part of tlie _finger chosen . If tlie _finger be touched in tlie middle , it implies _a natural note ; if at tlic root of tlic finger , a sliarp note ; if at tlic tip a nab note . The _muatur _explains how _these _fiats ...

... peculiar pathos of the well-known airs was never, in our hearing, given with more exquisite expression. The fullness of his natural notes is not more remarkable than the extent and softness of his falsetto, his ascent to and fall from which has nothing of the ...

... attuned to the full compass and power of the nightingale. The effect was most pleasing, although, course, not equal to the natural notes this bird, not ono of which he retained. Indeed, many birds are almost, if not entirely, imitative, and, in default of ...