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... played three pieces of music, of about five pages each. Bv each of these pages he gained 1,365 francs. For a bar fr., for natural note 6 fr., for sharps and firts 3 frs. each, for quaver one franc and a half, for a semiquaver sous, for a deiuisenrquaver ...
... thought earnestly—the twelve or fourteen perorations of Mr. Hume every speech the veteran delivers—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,” and ...
... indefinite statement to much mine. Tb signiftmnce of the 'return to nature' no naoertwbaed. Now, yon will not only find natural note by Wardeworth, the ri mvi way wMch describes what aad waa sshamsd to apeak it or mw it—uniting the rai the ana, nod not ...
... dreary volumes, but though the plot be never so poor, through them all. showing here and there, runs the beautiful stream of nature notes, like a golden thread in cotton garment, sparkling and flushing all the more brilliantly for the contrast of the poor material ...
... pay off all liabilities and leave a surplus of £66. A vote of thanks was gratefully accorded to Mr. Fisher. Writing to Nature Notes, from Berkswell, Mr. Alfred N. Hopkins fears that the Wild Birds' Preservation Acts have not done much good in that district ...
... the chairman Mr J B Goodman which had been painted by Mr Ouless in pursuance of resolution the shareholders Writing to Nature Notes from Berkswell Mr Alfred N Hopkins fears the Wild Birds’ Preservation have not done much good in that district where the ...
... third ; later on it is F j natural aud D, the descending minor third ; and afterwards E aud I>. Daffodils.—A writer in Nature Notes, calling I attention to the iniquity of rooting wild flowers to sell them to English dealers, says he could name a district ...
... cholera •tricken town to give benefit in favour of the so-called victims of cholera. Ducks Learning to Swim writer in Nature Notes says that most of the ducks in Kensington Gardens make their nests in the trees. Wherever there is dwarfed tree, or where ...
... 83 years. Mrs. Garnett retained all her faculties to the last. THE LAST DOG STORY. Cumberland correspondent, writing to Nature Notes, vouches for the correctness of this delightful little dog story :—A farmer, who lives some miles from Carlisle, went to ...
... steady made the it his for her The master replied he eligible the appointment THE LAST STORY A Cumberland correspondent Nature Notes for the correctness of delightful little dog story farmer lives some miles from Carlisle went to by train his dog failed ...
... NATURAL _ NOTES. LONDON CORRESPONDENCE OF MKMBSRS. Mwy country ra.denU of turn of Cabin.t hare decidrd that payment of mind have emphatic belief in the friendly will not form part the programme of egmrd of the nurtio towards those among whom * coming ...
... this rare print, and be able to give a more detail of it chan I can Pracy ror a Hrve.-—Of all places in tHe world, says “Nature Notes,” for a swarm of think the unlikeliest to be the roof of a house in a bees to set up houeksleping one Yet London suburban ...