... AND SHARPS. The hand is again brought into use for sharps and flats, the central joint of each finger representing the natural notes, the tip representing the flat notes, the roots the sharps. This use of the hand is far from being novelty, as is generally ...

... squawks. Even so, a jay that has copied human words will use these endlessly at all times of the year, in addition to the natural notes. It is as if the jay not only copies human speech but also the human capacity for endless chatter. Carrion crows are not ...

... it seems more like a penny novelette than a faithful representation of life. In his final act Mr. Sutro length strikes a natural note when he shows his heroine discovering the sense of disillusionment which her lover tries to hide over the knowledge of ...

... Haig’s terrible backs to the wall Order of the Day; things of which her little girls could have had no knowledge. But her nature-notes, her records of lovely country days, and of London air-raid nights, will recall something to their minds. Lady Cromer was ...

... thing in the world and yet not want all the world to know it ? After that, the young reporter, who was of an observant nature, noted the remarkable phenomenon that the gallery never knew who had moved the count, and that it was always an honourable member ...

... Whilst Mr. Michael Curtiz at the helm, the picture strikes production has suffered a tragic postponement, the supremely natural note, both writing and in the of to recall the past has bridged acting of Mr. Claude Rains, Mr. George Brent and intervening ...

... bodies as meet them in our walks abroad or on visit to the Zoo or the Gardens at Hew. Even then we take note rather of Nature’s notes of exclamation than of the text she has written for our perusal. Our interest is aroused when we are confronted with the ...

... Edwardes (Lane; 7s. 6d.), an all-the-year-round chronicle of observations and impressions by one who has amassed a pile of nature note-books covering period of thirty years,” Each month has its tributary essay. In Wild - Flower Land, July is the month of ...

... day to a London friend, and each time that he wrote often forms an air cavity, and it seems that the note we hear is the natural note of the cavity, which is high because the cavity is small. In Fig, 3 a shot has been dropped into the water and the cavity ...

... Mr. Osman Edwards’ account: His elocution is most distinct, but most intolerably artificial. His voice never strikes a natural note, but is always pitched very high or very low, to evade the coincidental music of the samisen, which follows him like a ...

... RIGHTHAND FIGURE SHOWN IN SECTION). pouring in more water, until once more the response is strong. The response occurs when the natural note of vibration agrees with that which the fork would impose upon it. Here have examples of the important fact that columns ...

... a great variety of movements in the wings, tails, beaks, and eyes of the little birds, with tones very like a bird’s natural notes. The other timepiece, or rather clock-stand, is so placed that the bird which it contains does not appear in our Illustration ...