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Bird-life; being a history of the bird, its structure, and habits, together with sketches of fifty different species (1874)

Brehm, Alfred Edmund, 1829-1884 · London, J. Van Voorst · leaf 475

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alflight; the Wood Lark warbles its lovely sonnet. Oneand all awake to song. The old sadness vanishes;all want and winters cares are forgotten; the maleencircles the female; the primaeval power of love hasturned even a foreign land into a paradise. And, now,all will soon be silent in the south. One… … Mfc INtis: uileuLe-mans liUa. SWANS CHAPTEK I. BIRDS AND POETRY. i( Die schonere Natur warf in die SeelenSanftspiegelnd einen schonen Widerschein. SCHILLER. MAN can only associate, so to speak, with the higherand more intelligent classes of animated nature, forbetween him and the lower creature…

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