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SONGS OF THE DIiRDS | ne oe omen \ I f : i t morn = At WEE ; tir to h , =a con ND U t In t ea n igent t | Hy tir i! to I n | l t nda cet Wotes ard 1 t ! t le il l Sirains ‘ ‘ anil A ‘in aes l that n warbler when i voice alo}! bre th nee unde! ‘ ie ‘ Yt. P | ; ’ . } ‘the mc pi ! No wonde) : | that hour,’ i] fanci i r but i\ as tac © the daw when the whole feach d tribe awake to new life, and fr | ry tree and shrub the songs burst | wth \ On as the first gray streak ? | appears in the ast, the robins ar and i th gray becames 1 r )} and then yellow, one by one the mem- J bers of I chorus join in, until th ! ‘ _ oo air rings with sound. Then, indeed t ’ he firds cha melody in ever: bush.” The listener may well be r: | minded of quaint Izaak W alton’ i} Ts . | words: “Lord, what music hast th aa , | provided for the Saints in Heaven I I : te | when Thou affordest sinful man sucl j A “7 | music On earth!” assia ' a emed t)| A learned ornithologist has said: “tI} , nd hb pped | is necessary in a philosophical spirit nce from { to regard every sound made by a@ bir peal er the all-powerful influence of lov« still, | lust as a ‘song.’ But surely al! th ,' ile \t | sencs of birds are not to be ascribe ] * i this influence. Doubtless many bird ; . a ach |} ul & only during the nesting season, as ’ : thi t f the husband was anxious ty che Wile In her Gomestic cares, Suc] Presently the rich, mellow notes of a | is certainly the case with the far-fameé he sat boldly and} ™!lsHtingale, who ceases his song as pmos twig of a | KOON the young birds are hatch There is no mistak- | + the p.riod of ess laying and i m4 : which proclaims | “ ‘ und “st describ mib« the thrush fan as rus I but by t ' \ t and cadence! Middle of June his voice is only which alike characterize this native | >arsh frog-like croak, or the low gu: AY the blackbird and song] tural note of a raven. Others, hoy bru land, and the red wing, | ¢Ver, Sing all the year round. Who h h i l the nightingale of N« heard the v on the woodp'! : ss, somewhere in the he snowbirés and sparrows on t rgrowth, the female was sitting, ] 2 3 orchard, whenever th s happy in the recognition of the voice fun has mace the snow and 7 mate as ever Juliet was at the *S sparki: lke brilliants? Birds

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A ver~ 'earned Englishman went to Dublin tu examine some mannscripta in the library of Trinity college and

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