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...melancholy made, Solicited the ear ; or gUdlter now Harkening trut cltearful one, who knoweth all The song of all the winged choristers, And, in one sequence of melodious sounds, Pours all their inu.sk. but one wilder atraía At rits came o'er the water ; rising now. Now with a dying fall, in...

...melancholy made, Solicited the car ; or pUdlici now Harkening that chcarful one, who knoweth aJ Ihe song of all the winged choristers. And, in one sequence of melodious sounds, Poun atl their music. But one wilder strata At fit* csme o'er the water j rising now. Now with a dying...

...thus alluded to the Mocking-hird : " Or gladlier now Hearkening that chearful one, who knoweth all The songs of all the winged choristers And in one...sequence of melodious sounds Pours all their music." The GROUND-PIGEONS tiny, from mountainous nest, Came also to visit the KING of the WEST. In notes of...

...thus alluded to the Mocking-bird : " Or gladlier now Hearkening that chearful one, who know cth all The songs of all the winged choristers And in one...sequence of melodious sounds Pours all their music." Madoc, vol. ii. page 48. The GROUND-PIGEONS tiny, from mountainous nest, Came also to visit the KING...

...we have quoted contain respecting this bird, which he calls — " That cheerful one, who knoweth all The songs of all the winged choristers ; And, in one sequence of melodious sounds, Fours all their music*." He adds in a note that " a negress was once heard to exclaim, ' Please God...

...we have quoted contain respecting this bird, which he calls — " That cheerful one, who knoweth all The songs of all the winged choristers ; And, in one sequence of melodious sounds, Fours all their music*." He adds in a note that " a negress was once heard to exclaim, ' Please God...

...number for the conclusion of the subject. JOHN JAMES AUDUBON. " That cheerful one, who knoweth all The songs of all the winged choristers, And in one sequence of melodious sound, Pours all their music." — Southey'i Madoc in Aztlan. A FEW years ago there arrived at the...

...extraordinary, until we reach the mocking-bird, which Southey calls That cheerful one, who knoweth all The songs of all the winged choristers; And, in one...sequence of melodious sounds, Pours all their music. The ability of parrots to speak, and to increase their stock of words and phrases, is a fact with which...

...number for the conclusion of the subject. JOHN JAMES AUDUBON. " That cheerful one, who knoweth all The songs of all the winged choristers, And in one sequence of melodious sound, Pours all their music." — Southey't Madoc in Aztlan. A FEW years ago there arrived at the...