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... doubleaction, sounding the same note either pressing or drawing. The scale is simply arranged, having the names of each natural note engraved on the front, the flats and sharps being left plain white. Some of these instruments attain high prices. Mr. Neville ...
... that had been frequently addressed to it by its mistress. This bird did not sing like other canaries, but in lieu of its natural notes continually repeated, Pretty Dick, pretty Dick, pretty little Dickie ; kiss, kiss, kiss, pretty little Dickie; and this ...
... disagreeable discord is sometimes obvious when an octave of bells is being chimed especially when they are in flat key for the natural notes will not harmonise with the flats But to return to the description of a bell The bottom edge is called the lip the middle ...
... contrary musical peal but the in which pitched E great deal to do nothas- se is tone of single that disagreeable but toe flat natural notes vibrating together Contrary to being ' JOB LOT OF IRONMONGERY been termed they are capable of producing verypkasuig music ...
... manceuvre taking the Oldhamites by surprise. W. Hughes failed at the difficultplace. There was nothing iurther of a substantial nature noted up to half-time, Runcorn crossing over with a try and three minors to their credit. Won after resuming, T. Davies was ...
... manoeuvre taking the Oldhamites by surprise. W. Hughes failed at the difficultplace. There was nothing further of a substantial nature noted up to half-time, Runcorn crossingover with a try and three minors to their credit. Soon after resuming, T. Davies was ...
... taking the Oldhamites by surprise. W. Hughes failed at the difficult place. There was nothing further of a substantial nature noted up to half-time, Runcorn crossing over with a try and three minors to their credit. Soon after resuming, T. Davies was ...
... , the Oldhaonites by surprise. W. Hughes failed at thediffi- , cult place.. There was nothing further of a substantial nature noted up to half-time, Runcorn)nossing over with a ,try and three minors to their credit. Soon after resumina,T. Davies was ...
... there address on them the copies which were before him bad of tbe firm distinctly printed on them first them seemed very natural note if contract existed simply If you of fifty cheese ripe please send them It said that this attempt to palm contract never ...
... feet—in ell probability the servant'sfleeing as for dear life itself for • apron or a smatter air. He was not a man to naturally note much of the ways or doings of eerventimaide ; bat this tepid nigh; nt the gaunt woman who nerved lon tenant etiuck him ...
... popularly supposed, and that compared with its flexible sound of the cuckoo clock is excruciating— differing as much from the natural note as would a stuffed, or even made up bird from the beautiful creature itself, alive and gracefully perched on the branch ...