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37787	Hudson, W. H. (William Henry)	Birds and Man			.txt	text/plain	69913	2615	72	the big long room with shelves crowded with stuffed birds, like sounds, natural or artificial, the most familiar bird-notes, the said, perhaps, that in the infinite variety of bird-sounds heard bird life of their own home and country; the living voices to which revive an image of this lost one as it was seen, a living wild bird; small birds in the place; but for a time it seemed to me that the wood song-birds first appeared, several years ago, the willow wren, which beauty in a bird-sound which distinguishes the willow wren even among wild birds and listener to their songs came to this country, and tone in a little singing-bird impart so great a pleasure to the mind, bird-sounds resemble refined, bright, and highly musical human voices, to that produced on the mind by sweet human-like tones in bird music. haunts of wild birds had I heard anything so fairy-like and beautiful.	./cache/37787.txt	./txt/37787.txt