... reduced to a confined contralto. She had entirely lost all its upper tones, and possessed little more than one octave of good natural note; if she attempted to go higher she nroduced only a shriek, quite unnatural and almost painful to the ear. Her first appearance ...

... period, and while he always cared for the welfare of his hinouters, Ito imparted unto them no beverage C l in , oxicataig nature. Note ithicanding the weather during ty day was rely unpropitious, the chapel was ti.!ed almost to suffocation. Mr. Comely, at ...

... they run gradually smaller. These, well as the Steel Band and Swiss Bells, are arranged in two rows—the lower giving the natural notes, and the upper the flats and sharps. The compass of the Rook Band m six and a half octaves, that of the Steel Band six ...

... nature. The bud, the leaf and the blossom are types and symbols of the soul of man; and to him, who has learnt “Tolook on nature, notes In tbs boor Of thoughtless youth, but hearing oftentimes The still Sad music ef humanity to him whose heart is open to ...

... stillness reigns around, The p/oughmin's team, the thresher's flail, The woodman's axe, their clamours cease, And only nature's notes prevail, To humble bosoms echoing peace. The Sabbath bell! tbe Sabbath bell! How sweet on hears devout it fal s; While ...

... on which he has thought eamesilv - the 12 or perorations of Mr. Hume to speech the veteran delivers—all may matters good-natured note, but t4ey have, of course, little to with oratory. There are * >me earnest men. chiefly young, who are *• op.” and will ...

... as which he hi. thought eeraestly—the 19 tr 14 Mr. Hole. to every spesch the suns delivers —wo os may be matters of good-natured note, bat they havroicesi wi little to do with cratory. There are some earnest men, chiefly mar, who set ing-up, and will ...

... thought earnestly—the 12 or perorations of Mr. Hume 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 some earnest men, chiefly young, who are coming tip, ...

... thought earnestly—the 12 cr 14 perorations of Mr. to every speech the veteran delivers —all these may be matters of good-natured note, bat they have,of course, little to do with oratory. There are some earnest men, chiefly young, who are come ing-up, ...

... Richarde’s, » whole housekeeper, Mary char nged the note. ort list; Sam, the full chenge, and he pe sid me out of it. 1 natural note was broug ht back to me on Friday, the 24th ¢ tes, and last. 1 observe da bit of a tear in one corner of thy e cases, it ...

... almost invisible, is pierced with three holes and an aperture at either extremity. The player, therefore, has four open or natural notes at command, all the rest being formed in an artificial manner and with ex- traordinary ingenuity. Signor Picco has contrived ...

... 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 ...