Somewhere in a neighboring thicket a bird trilled out his songa contented, half-hushed song that called his mate to witness how infinitely blest above all other birds was he.

"I'm Salsette born!" trilled Tommy Tucker soulfully.

her head, while a ripple of laughter trilled out above the purr of the Clagstone "Six." "Why, my deardearOld Boy!"

Here the birds trilled, the bees hummed in the bluebells, the brook roared and sang on its way to the sea; while over all the harmony of the world brooded a silence too great to be disturbed.

He begins very sharp and shrill, like a grasshopper, then suddenly falls to a series of low guttural notes, and ascends, like the rolling of a drum, to another series of high notes, rapidly trilled.

And cooed and whistled and trilled, And the wasteful wealth of life and love From his happy heart was spilled.

through all manner of variations, high and low, rapidly trilled and slowly prolonged, now bursting full upon the ear, now receding in the distance.

Everywhere love songs trilled from the underbrush; and Bennington de Laney, as young, as full of life, as unmated as they, rode slowly along thinking of his lady love, and "Hullo!

A robin, who had fluttered in at dusk, and found Christmas cheer on the holly boughs and warmth for his numbed little feet, trilled a song of gratitude that winter had made such speed to be gone.

its tender wooing, Vainly it trilled its sweetest note, Coldly received was its ardent sueing, Silent the mirrored songster's throat.

she trilled, and whirled off toward the house.

Without, small marsh frogs trilled their silver welcome to the spring, an unceasing jingle of tiny bell-notes.

Presently the whistles trilled, and a sigh of relief went up.

The colour of R has been invariably of a copper colour, in which a swarthy blackness seems to intervene, visually corresponding to the trilled pronunciation of R. This same appearance exists also in J, X, and Z." The upper row of Fig.

Just as her hand was on the gate a bicycle-bell trilled vigorously behind her, and, from a distance of twenty yards, a voice cried imperatively 'Open the gate, please!' Miss Rockett looked round, and saw Hilda Shale slowly wheeling forward, in expectation that way would be made for her.

How often, on still, sultry nights in July, when scarcely a breath of air is stirring among the foliage of the trees, when the humming of the Moth might be plainly heard, as it glided by my open window, have I been charmed with the voice of this little bird, uttered in a low, trilled note, from the branch of some neighboring tree!

The little white-throated sparrows came familiarly about the palm cabins and whitewashed houses and trilled on the rooftrees.

" The song of a bird trilled from his own throat in reply, and then from the forest came Daganoweda and his warriors in a dusky file.

"The sun has come out after the rain," it trilled.

And being but a baby, it soon was gasping, but still it trilled the same ecstasy, and when it fell panting to earth it still trilled, and the distracted mother called to it to take breath or it would die, but it could not stop.

And being but a baby, it soon was gasping, but still it trilled the same ecstasy, and when it fell panting to earth it still trilled, and the distracted mother called to it to take breath or it would die, but it could not stop.

That subject which was on everybody's tongue, together with the free use of the most sacred names, he rigorously avoided, also politics, and my Lord Protector's government, his dictatorship and ever-growing tyranny: but he knew the name of every flower that grew in meadow or woodland, the note of every bird as it trilled its song.

Keenly trilled the whistle.

A bell trilled in the pilot-house; another in the engine-room.

Beautiful Sara felt a childish delight when the choir-leader, an admirable tenor, raised his voice and sounded forth the ancient, solemn melodies, which she knew so well, in a fresher loveliness than she had ever dreamed of, while the bass sang in harmony the deep, dark notes, and, in the pauses, the treble's voice trilled sweetly and daintily.