...musical modes of the Hindus. The passage is so entertaining, that it admits of transcription. — • " After food, when the operations of digestion and absorption...display his archery. A learned native told me, that he had frequently seen the most venomous and malignant snakes leave their holes upon hearing tunes...

...strong wind. Not that in emulous skill that sweetest bird Her rival ttrain would try. — XIII. p. 11. I have been assured, by a credible eye-witness, that...of them, to display his archery. A learned native of this country told me that he had frequently seen the most venomous and malignant snakes leave their...

...disadvantages : putting the soul in tune, as Milton says, for any subsequent exertion; an experiment often made by myself. I have been assured by a credible...display his archery. A learned native told me, that he had frequently seen the most venomous and malignant snakes leave their holes upon hearing tupes...

...without effort, must have all the good effects of sleep, and none of its disadvantages; putting the s&ul in tune, as Milton says, for any subsequent exertion;...display his archery. A learned native told me, that he had frequently seen the most venomous and malignant snakes leave their holes upon hearing tunes...

...antelopes used often to come from their woods to the place where a more savage beast, SirAjuddauliih, entertained himself with concerts, and that they listened...display his archery. A learned native told me, that he had frequently seen the most venomous and malignant snakes leave their holes upon hearing tunes...

...must have all the good effects of sleep, and none of its disadvantages ; putting the soul in titnet as Milton says, for any subsequent exertion; an experiment...display his archery. A learned native told me, that he had frequently seen the most venomous and malignant snakes leave their holes upon hearing tunes...

...that two wild antelopes used often to come from their woods to the place where a more savage benst, Sirajuddaulah, entertained himself with concerts,...pleasure, till the monster, in whose soul there was no HIUMC, shot one of them, to display his archery. A learned naiive of this country told me that he had...

...antelopes used often to come from their woods to the place where a more savage beast, Serajuddaulah, entertained himself with concerts, and that they listened to the strains with the appearance of pleasure, till the monster, in whose soul there was no music, shot one of them to...

...seem fully confirmed by Sir William Jones, in his dissertation on the musical modes of the Hindus. " After food, when the operations of digestion and absorption...display his archery. A learned native told me that he had frequently seen the most venomous and malignant snakes leave their holes upon hearing -tunes...

...antelopes used often to come from their woods to the place where a more savage beast, Sirajaudaulah, entertained himself with concerts ; and that they...listened to the strains with an appearance of pleasure, until the monster, in whose soul there was no music, shot one of them to display his archery." THE...