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The melody of birds finds its way to the heart of everyone; but the cause that prompts the outpourings that make copse, rock, and river, ring again on a fine spring morning is more a matter of doubt with ornithologists than the uninitiated in zoological mysteries might suppose.

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His sparkling conversation flowed continually, and without effort, like an exuberant Artesian well. There was no straining for effect: all was easy...

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William Broderip

William Broderip

Born: November 21, 1789
Died: February 27, 1859 (aged 69)
Bio: William John Broderip FRS was an English lawyer and naturalist.
Known for:
  1. Zoological Recreations (1847)
  2. Leaves from the Note Book of a Naturalist (1852)

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