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196 THE LANGUAGE OF BIRDS. a beautiful arbutus canariensis (strawberry tree) that grew on the lawn near the house. Here he would sing until hunger sent him home, when he instantly returned to his cage, where he would continue the remainder of the day. I observed, that although he would peck the fruit on this beautiful tree, he never seemed actually to eat it, but appeared to prefer the germenout of the blossom. Delightful, airy, skipping thing. To charm by nature taught ; How canst thou thus imprisoned sing. And swell thy downy throat ? Divine would be the poet's lays, BreathM with that melting air With which thy warbling voice repays Thy bounteous feeder's care. Had but those forests Orpheus drew, Closed in their shades a bird Of equal harmony with you.

No tree of taste had stirred*
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Author Spratt, G.
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The language of birds : comprising poetic and prose illustrations of the most favourite cage birds : with twelve highly-coloured plates /
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47512175
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182943 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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102770 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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Pl. 7
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https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/47512175
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10.5962/bhl.title.102770
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Illustration
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  • The language of birds : comprising poetic and prose illustrations of the most favourite cage birds : with twelve highly-coloured plates
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  • Birds
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  • taxonomy:common Skylark
  • taxonomy:binomial Alarida arvensis
  • field museum of natural history library
  • taxonomy:common skylark
  • taxonomy:binomial alarida arvensis
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5 June 2015
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