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Describes witnessing a native dance at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Transcription: eagles feathers, and mostly some sort of weapons. One a rusty cavalry sabre, another a holster pistol, (which he snapped in the endeavor to fire, during the dance which followed,) others knives, guns, and tomahawks. Two squatted and beat the tambourines, and the rest in circle commenced the dance, sometimes moving with grotesque hip-agitations, othertimes following each other, howling shrilly, and monotonously all the time. But our paddle-wheels after much ineffectual turnings now move round, and we are off into the Stock Photo

RMMAKPPB–Describes witnessing a native dance at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Transcription: eagles feathers, and mostly some sort of weapons. One a rusty cavalry sabre, another a holster pistol, (which he snapped in the endeavor to fire, during the dance which followed,) others knives, guns, and tomahawks. Two squatted and beat the tambourines, and the rest in circle commenced the dance, sometimes moving with grotesque hip-agitations, othertimes following each other, howling shrilly, and monotonously all the time. But our paddle-wheels after much ineffectual turnings now move round, and we are off into the

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Mentions his work and comments briefly on imposters who claim the ability to summon spirits of the dead. Transcription: June. 1. Sunday. To [Charles F.] Anderson ?s Office, drawing for half an hour, Joe [Greatbatch] and Fred [Anderson] there. Walked to the South Ferry, crossed to Brooklyn, and from thence to Governors Island. The wind rising shrilly and strong during the afternoon induced me to stay the night. Long book talk in the evening with [William] Barth. 2. Monday. Crossed after breakfast, and to Wall Street. Drawing all day. Mac[Namara] in often ? narrating how he hath had a row with Stock Photo

RMMAKNHW–Mentions his work and comments briefly on imposters who claim the ability to summon spirits of the dead. Transcription: June. 1. Sunday. To [Charles F.] Anderson ?s Office, drawing for half an hour, Joe [Greatbatch] and Fred [Anderson] there. Walked to the South Ferry, crossed to Brooklyn, and from thence to Governors Island. The wind rising shrilly and strong during the afternoon induced me to stay the night. Long book talk in the evening with [William] Barth. 2. Monday. Crossed after breakfast, and to Wall Street. Drawing all day. Mac[Namara] in often ? narrating how he hath had a row with

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RMC02DP7–Two young female ravers wearing whacky wigs watching the crowds, Loveparade 2010, Duisburg, North Rhine-Westfalia

Describes sailing past islands on Lake Superior in the steamboat, Sam Ward. Transcription: blackened by fire. Isle Royal, to which we are now nearing far on our right. Aha! what a scene must this present albeit visible to no human ken in wild water. When the death cold winds rage shrilly over snow hidden crag and promontory, when the giant ice-masses jar and crash all over the lake, when the northern lights and Borealis glory stream upwards; and the mad surf dashes over sunken rock and promontory ?s base; ? then, then it must be grand to look upon! /To one Thunder cape, on approaching it, lo Stock Photo

RMMAKPR3–Describes sailing past islands on Lake Superior in the steamboat, Sam Ward. Transcription: blackened by fire. Isle Royal, to which we are now nearing far on our right. Aha! what a scene must this present albeit visible to no human ken in wild water. When the death cold winds rage shrilly over snow hidden crag and promontory, when the giant ice-masses jar and crash all over the lake, when the northern lights and Borealis glory stream upwards; and the mad surf dashes over sunken rock and promontory ?s base; ? then, then it must be grand to look upon! /To one Thunder cape, on approaching it, lo

Varna, Bulgaria - June, 26, 2020: two people on the bungee ride bottom view. Stock Photo

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Across the Andes . who knew a camera were chat-tering shrilly in hostile groups, the caged China-men clacking angrily back, and the first officerpounced upon the photographic outfit. Thiscollecting of shillings from the Chinamen andthe method of enforcement is no light-heartedmornings pleasure and is likely at any time toend seriously. Also it could be noted that in theimmediate background were others of the offi-cers and crew following operations, and thearms rack aft of the chart-room was unlocked. Much may be said in favor of the chickencoop method for there was one time, the purserrelated, Stock Photo

RM2AN43E2–Across the Andes . who knew a camera were chat-tering shrilly in hostile groups, the caged China-men clacking angrily back, and the first officerpounced upon the photographic outfit. Thiscollecting of shillings from the Chinamen andthe method of enforcement is no light-heartedmornings pleasure and is likely at any time toend seriously. Also it could be noted that in theimmediate background were others of the offi-cers and crew following operations, and thearms rack aft of the chart-room was unlocked. Much may be said in favor of the chickencoop method for there was one time, the purserrelated,

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. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 118 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Photograph by S. Prentiss Baldwin A YOUNG CHARMER The two Chipping Sparrows liave succumbed to the hypnotism of being placed on their backs, but will depart very suddenly when tliey come out of their trance (see text, page Ii6). They are among the easiest species to be thus charmed. When taken in the hands, most of these birds remain silent; otliers squeal shrilly. At Thomasville a Brown Thrasher was Ijanded and recaptured for eight successive years. A Blue Jay was taken there six different Stock Photo

RMPFY8W2–. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 118 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Photograph by S. Prentiss Baldwin A YOUNG CHARMER The two Chipping Sparrows liave succumbed to the hypnotism of being placed on their backs, but will depart very suddenly when tliey come out of their trance (see text, page Ii6). They are among the easiest species to be thus charmed. When taken in the hands, most of these birds remain silent; otliers squeal shrilly. At Thomasville a Brown Thrasher was Ijanded and recaptured for eight successive years. A Blue Jay was taken there six different

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Panama pictures; nature and life in the land of the great canal . swung to and fro andsounded the usual warning; after which thewhistle tooted shrilly; and just as the train 16 PANA3IA PICTURES. began to move slowly out of the station, thebrass-buttoned gentleman jumped upon thebaggage-car with a graceful swing of his ac-customed legs. These preparatory manoeuvres, which thedauntless engineer had just gone through,reminded me, at once, of the facetious andgesticulative manner in which, in years goneby, a friend of mine was wont to commentupon them after he had seen the daily trainsmove out fro Stock Photo

RM2AKG0D1–Panama pictures; nature and life in the land of the great canal . swung to and fro andsounded the usual warning; after which thewhistle tooted shrilly; and just as the train 16 PANA3IA PICTURES. began to move slowly out of the station, thebrass-buttoned gentleman jumped upon thebaggage-car with a graceful swing of his ac-customed legs. These preparatory manoeuvres, which thedauntless engineer had just gone through,reminded me, at once, of the facetious andgesticulative manner in which, in years goneby, a friend of mine was wont to commentupon them after he had seen the daily trainsmove out fro

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Webster's practical dictionary A practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . r; to barS ^ eliow-hammer.shrilly, with eagerness, pain, or fear. Yeoman, yoman, n.; pi. -men. A common man or ple-beian, of the first or most respectable class; a free-holder; a farmer; man free born; in Eng., an officerin the kings household. (Naut.) An inferior officercharged with the stowage, account, and distributionof the stores. — Yeomanry,». The collective bodyof yeomen or freeholders; Stock Photo

RM2AJMFTF–Webster's practical dictionary A practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . r; to barS ^ eliow-hammer.shrilly, with eagerness, pain, or fear. Yeoman, yoman, n.; pi. -men. A common man or ple-beian, of the first or most respectable class; a free-holder; a farmer; man free born; in Eng., an officerin the kings household. (Naut.) An inferior officercharged with the stowage, account, and distributionof the stores. — Yeomanry,». The collective bodyof yeomen or freeholders;

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Thirteen years among the wild beasts of India : their haunts and habits from personal observations, with an account of the modes and capturing and taming elephants . ling position in which I fell. Asthe elephant rushed over me he shrieked shrilly, which showed his trunkwas uncoiled; and his head also being held low instead of in charging posi-tion, I inferred rightly that he was in full flight. Had he stopped I shouldhave been caught, but the heavy bullet had taken all the fighting out ofhim. Jaffer had been disposed of by a recoiling bamboo, and was now lyingalmost in the elephants line; fort Stock Photo

RM2AX0H79–Thirteen years among the wild beasts of India : their haunts and habits from personal observations, with an account of the modes and capturing and taming elephants . ling position in which I fell. Asthe elephant rushed over me he shrieked shrilly, which showed his trunkwas uncoiled; and his head also being held low instead of in charging posi-tion, I inferred rightly that he was in full flight. Had he stopped I shouldhave been caught, but the heavy bullet had taken all the fighting out ofhim. Jaffer had been disposed of by a recoiling bamboo, and was now lyingalmost in the elephants line; fort

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StNicholas [serial] . off. As Ladas watched the line that flashed for-ward he saw much to hearten him. Some ofthe racers cried out shrilly to their gods as theyran, and the awkward play of their arms andlegs was far different from the clean, machine-like motion that old Phraanes had taught theboy. Unconsciously Ladas sat up, and theloud beating of his heart no longer seemed tofill his ears. I could give any of those fivecubits and overtake them on the start, hethought joyously. But the next heat dispelled rudely his dreamsof an easy victory. Phaedo, the Athenian, ran inthat heat, and Ladas saw Stock Photo

RM2ANED13–StNicholas [serial] . off. As Ladas watched the line that flashed for-ward he saw much to hearten him. Some ofthe racers cried out shrilly to their gods as theyran, and the awkward play of their arms andlegs was far different from the clean, machine-like motion that old Phraanes had taught theboy. Unconsciously Ladas sat up, and theloud beating of his heart no longer seemed tofill his ears. I could give any of those fivecubits and overtake them on the start, hethought joyously. But the next heat dispelled rudely his dreamsof an easy victory. Phaedo, the Athenian, ran inthat heat, and Ladas saw

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The hole book . A vender of balloons, a chap In Russia born and bred,Came ambling through the dusty street, His wares above his head. t ** Balloons I Balloons! Who vants to buy? He shrilly cried. ** I say—Just then his enterprise collapsed— The shot had come that way.. A German band was on parade, And all the district knew it,When—boom! the bass-drum sounded out— The shot had gone clean through it! i The leader turned about in ire, And pointing at the drummer,Exclaimed: ** You sthart too soon, my friendt- You make a better plumber! Stock Photo

RM2AX2442–The hole book . A vender of balloons, a chap In Russia born and bred,Came ambling through the dusty street, His wares above his head. t ** Balloons I Balloons! Who vants to buy? He shrilly cried. ** I say—Just then his enterprise collapsed— The shot had come that way.. A German band was on parade, And all the district knew it,When—boom! the bass-drum sounded out— The shot had gone clean through it! i The leader turned about in ire, And pointing at the drummer,Exclaimed: ** You sthart too soon, my friendt- You make a better plumber!

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The hole book . A watermelon, large and fine,Was in the kitchen shed; The bullet drilled a hole through itAs on its way it sped. Who plugged dat melon? mammy cried.As through the door she came. * Id spank de chile dat done dat trick,Ef I could learn his name.. A vender of balloons, a chap In Russia born and bred,Came ambling through the dusty street, His wares above his head. t ** Balloons I Balloons! Who vants to buy? He shrilly cried. ** I say—Just then his enterprise collapsed— The shot had come that way. Stock Photo

RM2AX25ED–The hole book . A watermelon, large and fine,Was in the kitchen shed; The bullet drilled a hole through itAs on its way it sped. Who plugged dat melon? mammy cried.As through the door she came. * Id spank de chile dat done dat trick,Ef I could learn his name.. A vender of balloons, a chap In Russia born and bred,Came ambling through the dusty street, His wares above his head. t ** Balloons I Balloons! Who vants to buy? He shrilly cried. ** I say—Just then his enterprise collapsed— The shot had come that way.

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. Ballads of bravery. BALLADS OF BRAVERY. 173 The wind piped shrilly, the wind piped loud, It shrieked mong the cordage, it howled in the shroud, And the sleet fell thick from the cold, dun cloud; But high over all, in tones of glee. The voice of the mate rang cheerily, — Now, men, for your wives and your sweethearts sakes! Cheer, messmates, cheer! Quick ! man the brakes ! We 11 gain on the leak ere the skipper wakes ; And though our peril your hearts appall. Ere dawns the morrow we 11 laugh at the squall. He railed at the tempest, he laughed at its threats,He played with his fingers like cast Stock Photo

RM2AFM0RD–. Ballads of bravery. BALLADS OF BRAVERY. 173 The wind piped shrilly, the wind piped loud, It shrieked mong the cordage, it howled in the shroud, And the sleet fell thick from the cold, dun cloud; But high over all, in tones of glee. The voice of the mate rang cheerily, — Now, men, for your wives and your sweethearts sakes! Cheer, messmates, cheer! Quick ! man the brakes ! We 11 gain on the leak ere the skipper wakes ; And though our peril your hearts appall. Ere dawns the morrow we 11 laugh at the squall. He railed at the tempest, he laughed at its threats,He played with his fingers like cast

The sentinel . * ¥ AND EUNICE Whiteside ^ ^ y AND Fl SIF CKf^Q^f-r IN MAIN Kail ^ ^ ^ y ^ ^ AND so THE BARRACKS are quiet !f. Sf. ^ ¥ 1^ I LOAF under the tree AND ON Montana field ¥ ¥ ¥ ^ ^ ¥ DISCONSOLATE NO BLOOMERED coeds ^ ^ ¥ ¥ ¥ CHASE THE baseball I DCj not Know ^ V AND shrilly shout ANYONF * * ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ rUK ravorite teams ON THF ramriiiiL/ rivyoDCLl boots ¥ ¥ ¥ FOR HES gone 1 Ht. typewriters AND CHANGED himself too ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ IIN irlE. Journalism shack AND WEARS white clothes ARE silent AND everythings changed ¥ ¥ ¥ AND SADIE Erickson IM GOING back home ¥ ¥ ¥ KUAIVlla about AND maybe ¥ ¥ Stock Photo

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The lady of the lake . peep, THE COMBAT. 209 And in the plovers shrilly strainThe signal whistle heard again.Nor breathed he free till far behindThe pass was left; for then they windAlong a wide and level green,Where neither tree nor tuft was seen,Nor rush nor bush of broom was near,To hide a bonnet or a spear. XII. The Chief in siience strode before, And reached that torrents sounding shore, Which, daughter of three mighty lakes, From Vennachar in silver breaks, Sweeps through the plain, and ceaseless mines On Bochastle the mouldering lines, Where Rome, the Empress of the world, Of yore her e Stock Photo

RM2AJC2EK–The lady of the lake . peep, THE COMBAT. 209 And in the plovers shrilly strainThe signal whistle heard again.Nor breathed he free till far behindThe pass was left; for then they windAlong a wide and level green,Where neither tree nor tuft was seen,Nor rush nor bush of broom was near,To hide a bonnet or a spear. XII. The Chief in siience strode before, And reached that torrents sounding shore, Which, daughter of three mighty lakes, From Vennachar in silver breaks, Sweeps through the plain, and ceaseless mines On Bochastle the mouldering lines, Where Rome, the Empress of the world, Of yore her e

. The choice works of Thomas Hood, in prose and verse. ottomlesse ? XIV. Yet would the Muse not chide the wholesome useOf needful discipline, in due degree.Devoid of sway, what wrongs will time produce,Wheneer the twig untraind grows up a tree 1This shall a Carder, that a Whiteboy be,Ferocious leaders of atrocious bands.And Learnings help be used for infamieBy lawless clerks, that, with their bloody hands,In murderd English write Rocks murderous commands. THE IRISH SCHOOLMASTER. 165 XV. But ah ! what shrilly cry doth now alarmThe sooty fowls that dozed upon tfee beam,All sudden fluttering from Stock Photo

RM2AFPBYG–. The choice works of Thomas Hood, in prose and verse. ottomlesse ? XIV. Yet would the Muse not chide the wholesome useOf needful discipline, in due degree.Devoid of sway, what wrongs will time produce,Wheneer the twig untraind grows up a tree 1This shall a Carder, that a Whiteboy be,Ferocious leaders of atrocious bands.And Learnings help be used for infamieBy lawless clerks, that, with their bloody hands,In murderd English write Rocks murderous commands. THE IRISH SCHOOLMASTER. 165 XV. But ah ! what shrilly cry doth now alarmThe sooty fowls that dozed upon tfee beam,All sudden fluttering from

. The poetical works of Sir Walter Scott, baronet; ed. with a careful revision of the text. 222 scorrs poetical works. So late dishonored and defied.Ever, by stealth, his eye sought roundThe vanished guardians of the ground,And still from copse and heather deepFancy saw spear and broadsword peep,And in the plovers shrilly strainThe signal whistle heard again.Nor breathed he free till far behindThe pass was left; for then they windAlong a wide and level green, This head of a rebellious clan, Hath led thee safe, through watch and ward,Far past Clan-Alpines outmost guard.Now, man to man, and stee Stock Photo

RM2AGDNNX–. The poetical works of Sir Walter Scott, baronet; ed. with a careful revision of the text. 222 scorrs poetical works. So late dishonored and defied.Ever, by stealth, his eye sought roundThe vanished guardians of the ground,And still from copse and heather deepFancy saw spear and broadsword peep,And in the plovers shrilly strainThe signal whistle heard again.Nor breathed he free till far behindThe pass was left; for then they windAlong a wide and level green, This head of a rebellious clan, Hath led thee safe, through watch and ward,Far past Clan-Alpines outmost guard.Now, man to man, and stee

Stowe notes, letters and verses . r mantles of flame, with a constant heart. Thebutternut leaves are shed, and from the ground aboutthem, from the fallen leaves, arises the nutty, almost rankscent, the most characteristic odor of autumn. Beyond the ridge, facing the north wind, the Moun-tain is in mist; a fine snow is falling. The soft roar ofthe wind is in my ears, and borne shrilly upon it is thewild calling of jays from the dark copse of evergreenwestward. A song sparrow starts up from the shrivelled brakeand flies silently away, and hides in the boughs of a littlefir tree; later a flight o Stock Photo

RM2AM24YX–Stowe notes, letters and verses . r mantles of flame, with a constant heart. Thebutternut leaves are shed, and from the ground aboutthem, from the fallen leaves, arises the nutty, almost rankscent, the most characteristic odor of autumn. Beyond the ridge, facing the north wind, the Moun-tain is in mist; a fine snow is falling. The soft roar ofthe wind is in my ears, and borne shrilly upon it is thewild calling of jays from the dark copse of evergreenwestward. A song sparrow starts up from the shrivelled brakeand flies silently away, and hides in the boughs of a littlefir tree; later a flight o

Silhouette (1912) . t awakening light And showed the names of those with restrictions blessed. And lo! Maid Freshmans name led all the rest. LiDlE TORREY MiNTER. In Ethics Class: Why is Nellie Fargason so fond of repealing theword obligate? Can you guess? To My Alarm Clock Upon the chair beside my bedThe faithful alarm clock stands.My clock, a trusty friend to be.With steady, oul-strelched hands.And the tie that binds us each to eachIs strong as iron bands. Week in, week out, e er morning light You can hear his jolly ring. You can hear him sing his shrilly song The length of every wmg. At half Stock Photo

RM2AN2W4M–Silhouette (1912) . t awakening light And showed the names of those with restrictions blessed. And lo! Maid Freshmans name led all the rest. LiDlE TORREY MiNTER. In Ethics Class: Why is Nellie Fargason so fond of repealing theword obligate? Can you guess? To My Alarm Clock Upon the chair beside my bedThe faithful alarm clock stands.My clock, a trusty friend to be.With steady, oul-strelched hands.And the tie that binds us each to eachIs strong as iron bands. Week in, week out, e er morning light You can hear his jolly ring. You can hear him sing his shrilly song The length of every wmg. At half

. The poetical works of Sir Walter Scott, baronet; ed. with a careful revision of the text. videre.Why should I tell of numbers more ?Sir Cay, Sir Bannier, and Sir Bore, Sir Carodac the keen.The gentle Gawains courteous lore.Hector de Mares and Pellinore,And Lancelot, that evermore Looked stolen-wise on the queen. When wine and mirth did most aboundAnd harpers played their blithest round,A shrilly trumpet shook the ground And marshals cleared the ring;A maiden on a palfrey white,Heading a band of damsels bright.Paced through the circle to alight And kneel before the king.Arthur with strong emo Stock Photo

RM2AGBW8X–. The poetical works of Sir Walter Scott, baronet; ed. with a careful revision of the text. videre.Why should I tell of numbers more ?Sir Cay, Sir Bannier, and Sir Bore, Sir Carodac the keen.The gentle Gawains courteous lore.Hector de Mares and Pellinore,And Lancelot, that evermore Looked stolen-wise on the queen. When wine and mirth did most aboundAnd harpers played their blithest round,A shrilly trumpet shook the ground And marshals cleared the ring;A maiden on a palfrey white,Heading a band of damsels bright.Paced through the circle to alight And kneel before the king.Arthur with strong emo

Midshipman Farragut . The bulwarks of the cruiser were crowded withheads, and in the foremast shrouds a dark knot ofmen were waiting. Suddenly a tall man with a trumpet leaned out fromthe quarter-deck. Albatross, there! are our men on board ofyou ? David had Captain Peterss trumpet to his lips ; ithid half his face. All right, sir! All on board I he called shrilly.Have you the people of this ship? Yes, safe and sound, was the answer. A cheer broke out from the listening crews. I knowed it as soon as I saw Billys phiz, saidCaptain Peters, cutting off a huge quid of tobacco. By this time the two Stock Photo

RM2AJGK8E–Midshipman Farragut . The bulwarks of the cruiser were crowded withheads, and in the foremast shrouds a dark knot ofmen were waiting. Suddenly a tall man with a trumpet leaned out fromthe quarter-deck. Albatross, there! are our men on board ofyou ? David had Captain Peterss trumpet to his lips ; ithid half his face. All right, sir! All on board I he called shrilly.Have you the people of this ship? Yes, safe and sound, was the answer. A cheer broke out from the listening crews. I knowed it as soon as I saw Billys phiz, saidCaptain Peters, cutting off a huge quid of tobacco. By this time the two

. The choice works of Thomas Hood, in prose and verse. box or a beam afloat, To raft him from that sad place ;Not a skiff, not a yawl, or a mackerel-boat, Nor a smack upon Neptunes face. At last, his lingering hopes to buoy. He saw a sail and a mast.And calld Ahoy ! —but it was not a hoy, And so the vessel went past And with saucy wing that flappd in his face, The wild bird about him flew,With a shrilly scream, that twitted his case, ** Why, thou art a sea-gull too 1 And lo ! the tide was over his feet; Oh ! his heart began to freeze,And slowly to pulse :—in another beat The wave was up to his Stock Photo

RM2AFPYMY–. The choice works of Thomas Hood, in prose and verse. box or a beam afloat, To raft him from that sad place ;Not a skiff, not a yawl, or a mackerel-boat, Nor a smack upon Neptunes face. At last, his lingering hopes to buoy. He saw a sail and a mast.And calld Ahoy ! —but it was not a hoy, And so the vessel went past And with saucy wing that flappd in his face, The wild bird about him flew,With a shrilly scream, that twitted his case, ** Why, thou art a sea-gull too 1 And lo ! the tide was over his feet; Oh ! his heart began to freeze,And slowly to pulse :—in another beat The wave was up to his

Review of reviews and world's work . Company, Pathe of Judas is without a single false note of the00 employ r most of theatric I first sawil following a helter s the globe. It has offices and a manufac- ter comedy that had kept the house in a ripplerk City and City. The of laughter. All became hushed and still. mair. in Paris with several branches Even the clicking machine seemed detached I pain, Ru I Germany, and remote. Win nit wras over, silence con- ! 1 and Japan there are fully equipped tinued until a woman laughed shrilly, half-I other countr erically, and the spell was broken. Every- to Stock Photo

RM2AKNPC7–Review of reviews and world's work . Company, Pathe of Judas is without a single false note of the00 employ r most of theatric I first sawil following a helter s the globe. It has offices and a manufac- ter comedy that had kept the house in a ripplerk City and City. The of laughter. All became hushed and still. mair. in Paris with several branches Even the clicking machine seemed detached I pain, Ru I Germany, and remote. Win nit wras over, silence con- ! 1 and Japan there are fully equipped tinued until a woman laughed shrilly, half-I other countr erically, and the spell was broken. Every- to

. Salt-water poems and ballads. aboard, time for us to go;The crowds at the capstan and the tunes in the shout,A long pull, a strong pull, and warp the hooker out. The bow-wash is eddying, spreading from the bows.Aloft and loose the topsails and some one give a rouse;A salt Atlantic chanty shall be music to the dead,A long pull, a strong pull, and the yard to the masthead. Green and merry run the seas, the wind comes cold.Salt and strong and pleasant, and worth a mint of gold;And shes staggering, swooping, as she feels her feet,A long pull, a strong pull, and aft the main-sheet. Shrilly squeal Stock Photo

RM2AFW2GC–. Salt-water poems and ballads. aboard, time for us to go;The crowds at the capstan and the tunes in the shout,A long pull, a strong pull, and warp the hooker out. The bow-wash is eddying, spreading from the bows.Aloft and loose the topsails and some one give a rouse;A salt Atlantic chanty shall be music to the dead,A long pull, a strong pull, and the yard to the masthead. Green and merry run the seas, the wind comes cold.Salt and strong and pleasant, and worth a mint of gold;And shes staggering, swooping, as she feels her feet,A long pull, a strong pull, and aft the main-sheet. Shrilly squeal

. The voice in the rice . thought that he wasgoing to plunge into the water and swim for it; and for a second I thought thathe was going to throw one of his hypo-dermics at me, for he took a thicksnake from his pocket, all the whilecursing shrilly, and then hesitated andput It back. But presently he recoveredhimself. And his piping voice cameacross the stretch of water which I hadwidened by a spasmodic stroke of thepaddle when I saw him put his handinto his pocket. Well, said he, you have the bet-ter of it, Mr. Bourne. Did you showme your natural speed or was it onlycowardice which furnished y Stock Photo

RM2CDD5MY–. The voice in the rice . thought that he wasgoing to plunge into the water and swim for it; and for a second I thought thathe was going to throw one of his hypo-dermics at me, for he took a thicksnake from his pocket, all the whilecursing shrilly, and then hesitated andput It back. But presently he recoveredhimself. And his piping voice cameacross the stretch of water which I hadwidened by a spasmodic stroke of thepaddle when I saw him put his handinto his pocket. Well, said he, you have the bet-ter of it, Mr. Bourne. Did you showme your natural speed or was it onlycowardice which furnished y

. Foreign birds for cage and aviary . His verdict doesnot quite correspond with that of Schomburgk : Vigorous and long-lived, easily tamed, subsequentlylovable and confiding, wise and intelligent, quiet,peaceable, gentle, and thoughtful; whistles loudly andnot unpleasantly; learns to repeat certain words;screams at times, for the most part only for pleasure,piercingly and shrilly, then expands its collar; it, how-ever, settles down quietly at once when spoken to. The late Dr. Greene, in his Parrots in Captivity,gives a long account of two specimens which had beenin his possession. One of them Stock Photo

RM2CNEJEN–. Foreign birds for cage and aviary . His verdict doesnot quite correspond with that of Schomburgk : Vigorous and long-lived, easily tamed, subsequentlylovable and confiding, wise and intelligent, quiet,peaceable, gentle, and thoughtful; whistles loudly andnot unpleasantly; learns to repeat certain words;screams at times, for the most part only for pleasure,piercingly and shrilly, then expands its collar; it, how-ever, settles down quietly at once when spoken to. The late Dr. Greene, in his Parrots in Captivity,gives a long account of two specimens which had beenin his possession. One of them

. Bird lore . MALE GROSBEAK ON THE NEST the nest. I could almost touch him before he got off. Then, as I retreateda step, he would return to the nest. The male seemed to share very faith-fully, with his mate, the cares of the household. The male usually wassilent about the home tree, while the female kept chirping shrilly in theneighboring shrubbery. The mates seemed to take turns in feeding the young. While one wasaway foraging the other would stay at the nest, at least while observerswere near. The returning bird always notified the other of his coming bycalling. After the feeding, the paren Stock Photo

RM2CP3WBT–. Bird lore . MALE GROSBEAK ON THE NEST the nest. I could almost touch him before he got off. Then, as I retreateda step, he would return to the nest. The male seemed to share very faith-fully, with his mate, the cares of the household. The male usually wassilent about the home tree, while the female kept chirping shrilly in theneighboring shrubbery. The mates seemed to take turns in feeding the young. While one wasaway foraging the other would stay at the nest, at least while observerswere near. The returning bird always notified the other of his coming bycalling. After the feeding, the paren

. The training of wild animals. ys apathetic scene. The mother gives a peculiarmoaning cry, low and short, as though breath-less, while the cubs answer shrilly and makeas much fuss and noise as they are able. Themother holds her head in the air when thecubs have disappeared, and listens eagerlyfor the direction from which the cries of herlittle ones come, and after answering with an-other moan tries to get out in the direction ofthe cries. In the meantime the cubs are given a bonewith a little piece of raw meat on it, generallybeef. This takes up all their attention forthe time being, and they Stock Photo

RM2CF6GHA–. The training of wild animals. ys apathetic scene. The mother gives a peculiarmoaning cry, low and short, as though breath-less, while the cubs answer shrilly and makeas much fuss and noise as they are able. Themother holds her head in the air when thecubs have disappeared, and listens eagerlyfor the direction from which the cries of herlittle ones come, and after answering with an-other moan tries to get out in the direction ofthe cries. In the meantime the cubs are given a bonewith a little piece of raw meat on it, generallybeef. This takes up all their attention forthe time being, and they

. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . try that experimentagain. And thus all sorts go to make up theengineers load. Perhaps the most un-desirable load of passengers on recordis that told about by an engineer ofthe southwest. It was in the early shouted, Injuns! Sure enough! Agreat numbi of them were ridingthe prairie at a furious gait, theirdreaded war whoop ringing shrilly asthey came on like a whirlwind. Jump into the box car, quick,boys! shouted the resourceful en-gineer, as he withdrew his person asfar as possible within the Stock Photo

RM2CH0MHX–. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . try that experimentagain. And thus all sorts go to make up theengineers load. Perhaps the most un-desirable load of passengers on recordis that told about by an engineer ofthe southwest. It was in the early shouted, Injuns! Sure enough! Agreat numbi of them were ridingthe prairie at a furious gait, theirdreaded war whoop ringing shrilly asthey came on like a whirlwind. Jump into the box car, quick,boys! shouted the resourceful en-gineer, as he withdrew his person asfar as possible within the

. Bird lore . e not laid until seven or eight weeks after the birds arrival from the south; a delay which, in view of the abundant (formerly, at least) food supply it is difficult to explain. The pe-riod of incubation is said to be four weeks, June 2, being the earliest date on which I have found young. The young are in the nest about six weeks. So far as I have observed, they are under the immediate care of the female who is almost constantly with them while the male occupiesa perch near by. While bothbirds whistle shrilly when oneis near the nest, it is excep-tional for them to make anyshow Stock Photo

RM2CP7B23–. Bird lore . e not laid until seven or eight weeks after the birds arrival from the south; a delay which, in view of the abundant (formerly, at least) food supply it is difficult to explain. The pe-riod of incubation is said to be four weeks, June 2, being the earliest date on which I have found young. The young are in the nest about six weeks. So far as I have observed, they are under the immediate care of the female who is almost constantly with them while the male occupiesa perch near by. While bothbirds whistle shrilly when oneis near the nest, it is excep-tional for them to make anyshow

. In darkest Africa; or, the quest, rescue, and retreat of Emin, governor of Equatoria . er, broke into a run, spearsclenched in the act of throwing, staffs quivering, war-whoops ringing shrilly. The excitement was intensifieduntil the square had been transformed into wheelingcircles three deep, and after three circlings round theopen plaza. Prince Katto took his position, and roundhim the racing men coiled themselves until soon theywere in a solid circle. When this was completed thesquare was formed, it was divided into halves, one halfreturning to one end, the other half to the other end.Sti Stock Photo

RM2CE6061–. In darkest Africa; or, the quest, rescue, and retreat of Emin, governor of Equatoria . er, broke into a run, spearsclenched in the act of throwing, staffs quivering, war-whoops ringing shrilly. The excitement was intensifieduntil the square had been transformed into wheelingcircles three deep, and after three circlings round theopen plaza. Prince Katto took his position, and roundhim the racing men coiled themselves until soon theywere in a solid circle. When this was completed thesquare was formed, it was divided into halves, one halfreturning to one end, the other half to the other end.Sti

. Panama pictures : nature and life in the land of the great canal. wung to and fro andsounded the usual warning; after which thewhistle tooted shrilly; and just as the train 16 PANAMA PICTURES, began to move slowly out of the station, thebrass-buttoned gentleman jumped upon thebaggage-car with a graceful swing of his ac-customed legs. These preparatory manoeuvres, which thedauntless engineer had just gone through,reminded me, at once, of the facetious andgesticulative manner in which, in years goneby, a friend of mine was wont to commentupon them after he had seen the daily trainsmove out fro Stock Photo

RM2CF916Y–. Panama pictures : nature and life in the land of the great canal. wung to and fro andsounded the usual warning; after which thewhistle tooted shrilly; and just as the train 16 PANAMA PICTURES, began to move slowly out of the station, thebrass-buttoned gentleman jumped upon thebaggage-car with a graceful swing of his ac-customed legs. These preparatory manoeuvres, which thedauntless engineer had just gone through,reminded me, at once, of the facetious andgesticulative manner in which, in years goneby, a friend of mine was wont to commentupon them after he had seen the daily trainsmove out fro

. When we destroyed the Gaspee : a story of Narragansett Bay in 1772 . rsuch a purpose. What do you say, Master Brown, to invit-ing the citizens there at about eight oclock this evening ? I am agreed, captain ; but how shall we make suchinvitation publicly known ? Here are two lads, the captain said, pointing towardDaniel and myself, who have nothing whatsoever to do save warn the citizens.They shall go on shoreimmediately we aremade fast, and therespread the news. This counting us ladsin as members of theforce that was to cap-ture the kings vessel,so excited Daniel thathe piped up, shrilly : Stock Photo

RM2CNPGE4–. When we destroyed the Gaspee : a story of Narragansett Bay in 1772 . rsuch a purpose. What do you say, Master Brown, to invit-ing the citizens there at about eight oclock this evening ? I am agreed, captain ; but how shall we make suchinvitation publicly known ? Here are two lads, the captain said, pointing towardDaniel and myself, who have nothing whatsoever to do save warn the citizens.They shall go on shoreimmediately we aremade fast, and therespread the news. This counting us ladsin as members of theforce that was to cap-ture the kings vessel,so excited Daniel thathe piped up, shrilly :

. John Burroughs, boy and man . EARLY MEMORIES 37 phee! shrilly called the elfin piper, just a few inches fromthe ears of the patient lad. Cautiously he stretched forth his hand and graspedthe elf. After a long time, when the tiny creature hadbecome accustomed to his new perch, he inflated histhroat and piped from the boys hand! It was the spring peeper* (Hyla crucifier} whose shrillpipings we hear in the marshes in early spring. THE LITTLE SAWMILL In Johns boyhood it was an unheard of thing to havepleasures planned for boys and girls. Life was a seriousmatter for the grown-ups, and they tried Stock Photo

RM2CNNF0D–. John Burroughs, boy and man . EARLY MEMORIES 37 phee! shrilly called the elfin piper, just a few inches fromthe ears of the patient lad. Cautiously he stretched forth his hand and graspedthe elf. After a long time, when the tiny creature hadbecome accustomed to his new perch, he inflated histhroat and piped from the boys hand! It was the spring peeper* (Hyla crucifier} whose shrillpipings we hear in the marshes in early spring. THE LITTLE SAWMILL In Johns boyhood it was an unheard of thing to havepleasures planned for boys and girls. Life was a seriousmatter for the grown-ups, and they tried

. Birds through the year . ions of fear, but a blind demand for food—the primitive germ of all language. Young thrushes andblackbirds utter a metallic squawk ; young robins a kindredbut shriller cry. Beforethey leave the nest broodsof young starlings utter arhythmical strident choruswhich rises as they hearthe parent birds approach,and dies down again as itdeparts with its low noteof satisfied activity. Broodsof white owls under thechurch roof raise a louderand harsher tumult of thesame kind; sparrows inthe ivy cheep more shrilly ;and young martins in theeaves make a murmuringstir. Some of the Stock Photo

RM2CNFWNR–. Birds through the year . ions of fear, but a blind demand for food—the primitive germ of all language. Young thrushes andblackbirds utter a metallic squawk ; young robins a kindredbut shriller cry. Beforethey leave the nest broodsof young starlings utter arhythmical strident choruswhich rises as they hearthe parent birds approach,and dies down again as itdeparts with its low noteof satisfied activity. Broodsof white owls under thechurch roof raise a louderand harsher tumult of thesame kind; sparrows inthe ivy cheep more shrilly ;and young martins in theeaves make a murmuringstir. Some of the

RM2CE7PAK–. Stowe notes, letters and verses . r mantles of flame, with a constant heart. Thebutternut leaves are shed, and from the ground aboutthem, from the fallen leaves, arises the nutty, almost rankscent, the most characteristic odor of autumn. Beyond the ridge, facing the north wind, the Moun-tain is in mist; a fine snow is falling. The soft roar ofthe wind is in my ears, and borne shrilly upon it is thewild calling of jays from the dark copse of evergreenwestward. A song sparrow starts up from the shrivelled brakeand flies silently away, and hides in the boughs of a littlefir tree; later a flight

. Betty Wales, freshman : a story for girls . her gym suit,anyway? You wouldnt think she couldplay at all, would you, shes so small. ^ But she can, said Helen stoutly. Dont I know it? I guarded her once—that is, I tried to. Shes a perfect wonder.See, theres Rachel up by our basket. Kath-erine says shes fine too. Helen, theyre goingto begin. The assistant gym teacher had the whistlenow. She blew it shrilly. Play ! calledMiss Andrews, and tossed the ball out over theheads of the waiting centres. A tall sopho-more reached up confidently to grab it, butshe found her hands empty. T. Reed hadjumped Stock Photo

RM2CNP89B–. Betty Wales, freshman : a story for girls . her gym suit,anyway? You wouldnt think she couldplay at all, would you, shes so small. ^ But she can, said Helen stoutly. Dont I know it? I guarded her once—that is, I tried to. Shes a perfect wonder.See, theres Rachel up by our basket. Kath-erine says shes fine too. Helen, theyre goingto begin. The assistant gym teacher had the whistlenow. She blew it shrilly. Play ! calledMiss Andrews, and tossed the ball out over theheads of the waiting centres. A tall sopho-more reached up confidently to grab it, butshe found her hands empty. T. Reed hadjumped

. Annals of hygiene. Move up Front in Irish. An Irish street-car conductor called out shrilly to the passen-gers standing in the aisle, Will thim in front plaze move up, sothot thim behind can take the places of thim in front, an laveroom for thim who are naythur in front nor behind ?—HarpersBazaar. Drunkenest Family on Bartb. John Ogden, of Chester, England, has been arrested 130times for drunkenness and disorderly conduct; his father sharedhis fate thirty-five times, one sister sixty-seven times, and a secondsister twenty-nine times. The turbulent family has cost the Statenot less than $10,0 Stock Photo

RM2CEFRJC–. Annals of hygiene. Move up Front in Irish. An Irish street-car conductor called out shrilly to the passen-gers standing in the aisle, Will thim in front plaze move up, sothot thim behind can take the places of thim in front, an laveroom for thim who are naythur in front nor behind ?—HarpersBazaar. Drunkenest Family on Bartb. John Ogden, of Chester, England, has been arrested 130times for drunkenness and disorderly conduct; his father sharedhis fate thirty-five times, one sister sixty-seven times, and a secondsister twenty-nine times. The turbulent family has cost the Statenot less than $10,0

. Twilight dreams: being poems and pictures of life and nature . When the summer da)s aie done,And the shadows one by one Over earth are creeping, CS^A^Shadows of November gloom, ^^Shadows of the pale flowers doom, ■Gathered in untimely tomb, Oer the bleak hills creepingClammy fingers of decayClose around us night and day,^And athwart the dreary dale.Shrilly sounds the piercing gale 53.5 Of winter nearer creeping. ^S,^ J. H. Davies. *.9l^^^ fJ i77-r-»?«-. p,. ■ r.f rfi^ ^-^i GRIEVING. ^1 t^ .i> >»i> b^ y^^ HE sat and watched the hght of dayy^?) Over the blue hills fading slow,^^ And Stock Photo

RM2CHTHA0–. Twilight dreams: being poems and pictures of life and nature . When the summer da)s aie done,And the shadows one by one Over earth are creeping, CS^A^Shadows of November gloom, ^^Shadows of the pale flowers doom, ■Gathered in untimely tomb, Oer the bleak hills creepingClammy fingers of decayClose around us night and day,^And athwart the dreary dale.Shrilly sounds the piercing gale 53.5 Of winter nearer creeping. ^S,^ J. H. Davies. *.9l^^^ fJ i77-r-»?«-. p,. ■ r.f rfi^ ^-^i GRIEVING. ^1 t^ .i> >»i> b^ y^^ HE sat and watched the hght of dayy^?) Over the blue hills fading slow,^^ And

. The birds about us. Birds. The Perching Birds. 33 mouse, and, according to Nuttall, " scarcely louder." This is very true, so far as it goes, but there are ex- traordinary occasions when it can raise its voice to some purpose and squeak very shrilly. This little bird has something of a temper when nesting, and while timid as a rule, may be roused to rashness, and will dart at you as angrily as ever did the irate hum- ming-bird. There are two birds much alike in all respects, the Golden-crowned and Ruby-crowned Kinglets. They. Golden-crowned Kinglet. spend their summers in the far n Stock Photo

RMRHJW20–. The birds about us. Birds. The Perching Birds. 33 mouse, and, according to Nuttall, " scarcely louder." This is very true, so far as it goes, but there are ex- traordinary occasions when it can raise its voice to some purpose and squeak very shrilly. This little bird has something of a temper when nesting, and while timid as a rule, may be roused to rashness, and will dart at you as angrily as ever did the irate hum- ming-bird. There are two birds much alike in all respects, the Golden-crowned and Ruby-crowned Kinglets. They. Golden-crowned Kinglet. spend their summers in the far n

. A textbook in general zoology. Zoology. FROGS, TOADS, AND SALAMANDERS 241 the family of true toads or frogs but fall in a family by them- selves. The tree toads (Fig. 168) of our country are noted for their loud voices. It is these that we hear piping so shrilly in the early spring. In the even- ing, after a rain, the loud, clear piping of the little tree, toad, known as Hyla versi- color, is almost in- variably heard. It is called versicolor, because, like many other tailless amphib- ians, it possesses the power of changing the shade, or tint of its skin. Ordinarily, it is gray above with d Stock Photo

RMRDGFCH–. A textbook in general zoology. Zoology. FROGS, TOADS, AND SALAMANDERS 241 the family of true toads or frogs but fall in a family by them- selves. The tree toads (Fig. 168) of our country are noted for their loud voices. It is these that we hear piping so shrilly in the early spring. In the even- ing, after a rain, the loud, clear piping of the little tree, toad, known as Hyla versi- color, is almost in- variably heard. It is called versicolor, because, like many other tailless amphib- ians, it possesses the power of changing the shade, or tint of its skin. Ordinarily, it is gray above with d

. Elementary zoology. Zoology. *&. which sing so shrilly from the trees, the seventeen-year cicada (Cicada septendecivi) (oftentimes called locust) being the best known of this family. Its eggs are laid in slits cut by the female in live twigs. The young, which hatch in about six weeks, do not feed on the green foliage, but fall to the ground, burrow down to the roots of the tree and there live, sucking the juices from the roots, for Fig. 66.—The seventeen-year cicada, Ci- sixteen years and ten or cada septendecim; the specimen at left i r TU showing sound-making organ, v. p., ven- eieve Stock Photo

RMRCWR3C–. Elementary zoology. Zoology. *&. which sing so shrilly from the trees, the seventeen-year cicada (Cicada septendecivi) (oftentimes called locust) being the best known of this family. Its eggs are laid in slits cut by the female in live twigs. The young, which hatch in about six weeks, do not feed on the green foliage, but fall to the ground, burrow down to the roots of the tree and there live, sucking the juices from the roots, for Fig. 66.—The seventeen-year cicada, Ci- sixteen years and ten or cada septendecim; the specimen at left i r TU showing sound-making organ, v. p., ven- eieve

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