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... 1909-10 he organised and accompanied Mr. Roosevelt's hunting expedition in British East In one of his later books, African Nature Notes and Reminiscences, Selo= summarized he vast Mores of knowledge about many of the noblest of the African wild game: and ...
... together with a deteiled account of the tight embodied in a letter from Mr. Fleidehmenn. are , given in Mr. tieloes's African Nature Notes and Reminiscences. But for the fact that the thing was seen, and for the evidence of these photographs, no one probably ...
... some unexpected business-ttlanve to the might have occasioned their abscace. Evmmg amved, and they did not appear. This naturally noted fearful and servant was sent thewasr they beetl seen walking; when the dreadfid discovery was mime, that they warn na ...
... and of the troops of St Petersburg, under the Grand Duke Vladimir. The appointment of another man with a German name is naturally noted as curiously coincident with the reinforced endeavours to conciliate Germany, and the increase of German influence is ...
... of old John Linea and Peter Grahame, while with this latter and James Macculloch in specially Scotch landscape art one naturally notes much Scotch names of pride in figure subjects of pic,lturesqueness or imaaination as John Phillip, rind , living glories ...
... Following up Helmholtz's researches on vocal resonance he has worked out the discovery that each vowel sound has its own natural note on the scale or its own pitch, which gives it the greatest degree of sonority. This is ascertained, and may be easily verified ...
... musical scale. The plan propcacd gives to the last stroke of each hour different musical sound, according with one of the natural notes c( tbe gamut. Thus, at In the morning tbe clock would give the sound la, tbe lowest tone the bass clef; at 2 It would give ...
... neigh' be anred or might her poeitim In that Wimpy sountry. The speech wee simply an elegy in nide& there we. a strong and natural note disappointment. The of our failure * Torah were explained by the Penn= The instability of Persia Gover n . ments the ...
... sympathetic and suggestive comments on my paper. Underneath the general expressions of approval are discernible, as is natural, notes of doubt on two points—first, the feasibility, and, secondly, the practical utility of the scheme. With respect to the ...