. L'histoire de la colonne arrière de l'expédition de secours Emin Pacha [microforme] . Les explorateurs, les oiseaux, les insectes ; Explorateurs ; oiseaux ; insectes. RxTitoDucrrox Nxvm.  ::I . v ! Iipcumulatcd, et qui ont constitué le noyau de la fin de sa valiia' à la collection. Apn^'"- ""â parlant de son enfance, sa tante, Mme Burd, écrit ;. " Il savait d'Altera chaque oiseau et vivre* ; ! ; dans le voisinage ;, Désert, wlj leurs habitudes ; et sa joie et fierté quand il a trouvé une Rose ; à la chKl Dougall est une chose de ne pas être oublié. Je ne pense pas qu'il meuee kiu prej ce que le mot peur nieant.^' Distri

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. The story of the rear column of the Emin Pasha relief expedition [microform] . Explorers; Birds; Insects; Explorateurs; Oiseaux; Insectes. Nxvm rxTitoDucrrox. : :i . v! iipcumulatcd, and which formed the nucleus of his later valiia' At the collection. Afn^'"- ""â Speaking of his childhood, his aunt, Mrs. Burd, writes;. Altera " He knew every bird and live thin*;!; in the neighbourhood ;, Desert, wlj their habits; and his joy and pride when he found a Rose; to the chKl Tern is a thing not to be forgotten. I do not think he kiu meuee prej what the word fear nieant.^' District. He had long been anxious to [)rocure some young Choii:; cxoitenicnt which had built their nest high up on tlu; cliffs at the bacjk Boers, whj (rien Lodge. At last he devised a plan by laying three laddi blocking togetlicr, and, at the risk of liis neck, succeeded in reaciii: Their latel the nest and bringing down four little ones. He took t special de^ greatest tronble in preparing their food, making it as like wli. th6li <1'^^'" he thought their mother would give them as possible, and evi hl^tri^'r '' feeding them with a match which he shaped like her bill. II ^h a si'('( kept them in his own room, so that he might hear them ti t»t mght moment they cried for food, which was usually about five in ti ^ff^'^^ ^ morning, and he refused to go on a shooting expedition to whit jBcucoum he had long looked forward, until one of his cousins promise *W^^ â ^^^ faithfully to take charge of and feed them at the same early lioi; Jimeson rl He kept them for about three weeks, putting them, in the da *^ reaclied time, in a pheasant-box on the lawn. But, alas ! on the va uwrnet < night of his return from his shooting, a Bedlington naiiu Havrng " Pcachem " got at the box ar.d killed them all! The boy v.; leaving Ze dreadfully grieved, and retired to his own room for some tin; wfi*t^ "^' ^' When asked by his uncle whether he had " given Pcacheiii calc^^

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