... spell, And holy stillness reigns around. The team, tile thresher's it iii, Tiie wuodniiii's axe, their clamours cease, And nature's notes prevail, To humble bosoms echoing peace. The Sabbath bell the S.ibbatli bell How sweet on ears devout it falls While its ...

... earnestly-the 12 or 1-1 perorations of Mr. H17cE to every speech the veteran delivers -all these may be matters of good-natured note, but they have, of course, little to do with oratory. There are souse earnest men, chiefly young, who are ow. ing-up, ...

... Do not they pay the piper? Wli-thy n sbouldthey not see lhe-daneing ? Yes, yes; there's itii in tbehehusebeside my~natural notes, ind more tban odg pino. However, music has starms to soothe the savage bre st, I hope no one doubts the same duleet ...

... invisible; it is pierced with three holes and has an aperture at either extremity. The player, therefore, is has four~ open or natural notes at command, all the fab rest being formed ir an artificial manaer, and with extraordinary ingenuity. Signer Pieco has contrived ...

... it is pierced with three holes and has T an aperture at either extremuity. The player, therefoee, gi has four open or natural notes at command, all the r, rest, being formed in an artificial manner, and with h, extraordinary ingenuity. Signor Picco has ...

... invisible; it is pierced with three holes, and has an aperture at either extremity. 'rile plaver, therefore, has four open or natural notes at coi'mi an l, all the rest being formed in an artificial Miinam1e,, and witi extraordinmary ingenuity. Sigllolr Pieco ...

... of notes, which Beethoven makes a major third (or four semitones of the diatonic scale), that the distance between the natural notes of the bird of spring frequently varies. Gilbert White, green in the memory of the oldest inha- bitant of Selborne, records ...

... wo-3ld attend hun, and thikt he usight live many ter years in his clmn retirement. ci tr After some few remarks of a similar nature note by Mr. Cal Alcock, AH.P., the motion was carried unaniumously. ma] Mr. PucICLE, with some emotion, said that he had rather ...

... maninulaited the instrument with the utmost in case and grace,especially in thetransitions from thehar- tt oncires to the natural notes, was applauded to the echo. Mr. Bowles too itn his solo on the violin was not less D deservitng of commendation. An abler ...

... proba- bly rare Ben 'would have considered him-, self insulted had. his high-labouted Btrains been compared with the natural notes of the' Swan of Avon. Drydenspeaks half pologe(ti-; cally of him and, indeed, the only man of' eminence who seems to hav6 ...

... rare and interesting specimens which were exhibited in other parts of the building. Bat ascending the scale of animated nature, noting the Darwinian theory of development, and selection of species, the visitor had but to advance a step and enter the famous ...

... kingdoms. In a few weeks he received from Berne a packet containing a complete collection of foreign stamps with this good-natured note: The commission which you gave me to procure some stamps of foreign countries to complete your collection caused me some ...