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But their hatchets and the axe they had brought along failed to make much of an impression on it, and all they could do was to shout in their rage and demand that the boys open the door at once. "Open! Open!" came in Wolf Ear's voice. "Open, or we will scalp you!" "Go away, or we'll shoot you all down!" answered Dan, who had now reloaded his gun. "We will not go away.
Every time a burro gets into the corn, an Indian master cuts off a bit of long, furry ear as a lesson. Before Jag Ear passed into kindlier hands he had been clipped closer than a Boston terrier. Only a single upstanding fragment remained in token of a graded education which had availed him nothing. "There's no curtailing Jag Ear's curiosity," said Jack. "To him, everything is worth trying.
If you hurry, you can stop him as he goes past. He left about five minutes ago Nmbr Gee, Paynesville, you gave me an awful ring in the ear then! No, you can't get through, the line's busy. Well, you'll have to wait. I can't take the line away from them Nmbr Oh! Oh, pretty well. My ear's all full of taffy wait a minute Nmbr Nmbr No, Mr. Martin, there hasn't been any one in his office all day.
This is a crude description in which much is left out, but it will serve to enable the reader to understand how passages widely different in character are bound together into a coherent whole by the composer continuously leading the ear to expect something that something being the original key-chord, and, while offering many things, only finally satisfying the ear's craving when the movement is coming to a finish.
I will follow your holy deception;�-follow till ye have brought me to the feet of my Father in Heaven, where I shall find you all with folded wings spangling the sapphire dusk whereon stands His throne, which is our home. "What do ye want sae ear's this, Annie Anderson?" Margaret's first thought was always�-"What can the body be wantin'?" "I want ye to tak' me in for a while," answered Annie.
This natural gift must be developed by exercise in the ear's proper function, listening to sounds. Experience in listening to voices is made doubly effective in the training of the ear when the student's attention is called to the salient characteristics of the tones heard. In this regard the two points most important for the student to notice are the intonation and the tone quality.
"But she is a philosopher and knows that she would look still funnier if she had lost her ears as Jag Ear has. Good-by, children! Good-by, everybody! Good-by, Little Rivers!" Jack gave P.D. a signal and the crowd broke into a cheer, which was punctuated by the music of Jag Ear's bells as his burrohood got in motion. The Doge, who had brought his horse, mounted.
It fell on the golden hair and pale brow of the child, lighting it up as if an angel had smiled on it; and slowly the large blue eyes unclosed, and gazed dreamily around. "Ally, Ally," said the father, bending over her, trembling with excitement. "You are going to have a New 'Ear's pesent," whispered the little one, faintly smiling.
Not all poetry, according to Puttenham, is given over to refreshing the mind by the ear's delight. Although the poet is appointed as a pleader of lovely causes in the ear of princely dames, young ladies, gentlewomen, and courtiers, none the less much poetry has a didactic purpose.
'Subject for a historical picture, said Psmith. 'Wounded leaving the field after the Battle of Clapham Common. How are your injuries, Comrade Jackson? 'My back's hurting like blazes, said Mike. 'And my ear's all sore where that chap got me. Anything the matter with you? 'Physically, said Psmith, 'no. Spiritually much. Do you realize, Comrade Jackson, the thing that has happened?
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