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... thought earnestly—the twelve or fourteen perorations of Mr Hume to every speech the veteran delivers—may be matter* of good-natured note, but they have, of course, little to do with oratory There are some earnest men, chiefly young, who are 'coming up,' and ...
... earnestly — the 12 or 14 perorations of Mr. Hume to every speech tbe veteran delivers — all these maybe 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 up, ...
... most elaborate. With them the three primaries group themselves in combinations as endless and _—■__• nious as tbe set-en natural notes in tho mind of the!] nmskiaß,— a. discord would equally shock the taste i at both. A similar degree of *_ne__fc ii only ...
... powerfully given, and in his transition to the harmonics, in which the tone is i raised about two octaves higher than the natural note of tbe instrument, his execution was really wonderful, creating quite a furore, and being enthusiastically encored. In ...
... invisible; itis pierced with three holes, and has aperture ateitherextremity. The player, therefore, has four open or natural notes at command, all the rest being formed in an artificial manner and with extraordinary ingenuity. Signor Picco has contrived ...
... invisible. It is pierced with three holes and has 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 extraordinary ingenuity. Signor Picco has contrived ...
... can ever pass current—and yet every man and woinau bom into the world with some of it m ...
... there were chorda in his breast which only re. quired to be properly and skilfully touched to reapooj w.th a clear and natural note. There was a tide j the afffl.rs of nations as weil a3 men, and he fully ?? lieved that the tide of nations, if now taken ...
... epc.,, fr as the relations of England and Amnerica are con- cerned. We were sorry to see the other dlay a somewhat ill-natured note from a IR. RUaELL LOWELL to an English friend regarding the Treaty; but we are glad to think that the views l of MR. LOwELL ...
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... Journal of Photography, Lancet, Leeds Pulpit (presented), London News, Mechanics' Medium (presented), Mining Journal, Nature, Notes and Queries, Pall Mall Budget, Pharmaceutical and Journals, Prince's Price Current, Pub'lc Opinion, Punch, Saturday Scientific ...
... classes. The legal locomotive of the Water Company, weU coaled and watered, and with the steam weU up, only utters its natural note of Law, law, law — but at every stroke it leaves the poor Editor further behind ; in spite of the spur that ph ...