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...rivers where mills are built, they sing on through the din of the machinery, and all the concomitant confusion of dogs, cattle, and workmen. On one occasion,...self-possession. In passing through a narrow gorge, I drove one ahead of me from rapid to rapid, disturbing him four times in quick succession, where he...

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...they have seen him frequently. On the lower reaches of the rivers where mills are built, they singon through the din of the machinery, and all the noisy...calm self-possession. In passing through a narrow THE OUZEL AT HOME. gorge, I once drove one ahead of me from rapid to rapid, disturbing him four times...

...nest or a natural growth. In these moss huts three or four eggs are laid, white like foam-bubbles; and well may the little birds hatched from them sing...of the narrowness of the channel. Most birds under similar circumstances fancy themselves pursued, and become suspiciously uneasy; but, instead of growing...

...are laid, white like foam bubbles; and well may the little birds hatched from them sing water-songs, for they hear them all their lives, and even before...of the narrowness of the channel. Most birds under similar circumstances fancy themselves pursued, and become suspiciously uneasy; but, instead of growing...

...on their first excursions to the flower fields. No amount of familiarity with people and their vyays similar circumstances fancy themselves pursued, and become suspiciously uneasy; but, instead of growing...