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... irxtcnCvc Scale, the Underj taking, therefore, appears well the Attention any Merchant inclined to engage in Work o! this Nature. Note alio—The Proprietor will lie expe&cj to contract erect all moll the Works early in the Term ; the Concern is therefore ...
... Scale, the Undctj taking, therefore, appears well deferving the Attcnl' tiou any Merchant inclined to engage a Work ol Nature. Note a!l ...
... extenfive Scale, the Undertaking. therefore, appears well deferving the Attention any Merchant inclined engage Work of this Nature. Note alfo—The Proprietor will expedled contradl eredl all or moll the Works early in the Term ; the Concern then-fore only ...
... Scale, the Undertaking, therefore, appears well deferring the Attention of any Merchant inclined to engage in Work this Nature. Note alfo—The Proprietor will exprded to contrad to cred all or moft of the Works rariy in the Term; the Concern is therefore ...
... pleasure, and the junction nicely rnanaged, that it is nnpovolde to distinguish what point he substitutes the lalsctte for the natural note. There is, nevertheless, obvious from the exact natural tone rne* the highest notes (A, 11, C, or D), the peculiar quality ...
... inclosed within the shell, chirp several times, as they called it, and Wm. Winn distinctly heard them call, or sound the natural note of the bird — peewit, peewit, which probably was a plaintive note, from their growing cold for want of the old biid. This ...
... boldly came for- there the labour of digging. Swammerdam entertained all'a ward, like one of our musical stars. The natural notes of ', ren t no t ion o r t h e i r music. ' 1 le:member,' says the mocking-bird ate exquisite, at once loud, rich, and ...
... ht. This was all invention.—Fraser's Magazine; An. My Co's temporaries, by a Retired Barrister. THE BULLFINCH, whose natural notes are weak, harsh, and insignificant, has a greater facility tjian any other bird of learn' ing human music. It is pretty ...
... - Sawginned Retired Barrister. t 10' 60 bags of Bengal RICE, of middliug quality, have Mina Para 9O 74 - 74 ;H, whose natural notes are weak, harsh, an ( ' taken at Iss. bd. #' cwt.: nothing done in Carolina, Demerara:A Berbice l9O 8 - 105 1371 91 a greater ...
... following standard WORKS, printed verbatim from, the best pre published. Complete the prices afiiied, Numbers j OOT.nSMITH'S NATURAL Note- The Mystertes .. and and * Pickle, 3s. Sd. I'aul aud Virginia, 6d. Crusoe, 2s. 6d, Elizabeth, or the Exiles Criminal ...
... octave of-an open tube of the same length. Now, .as. the wave of the grave. octave is twice the length of the wave of the natural.note, Wfollows that, ma closed tube, the wave producing the sound is exactly twice the length of the .tube. This Bernoulli explained ...