... youup the plates of the thirteen birds one by one, and read you their names off the back:— The first,isan Aquila. The second, a Haliætus. The third, a Milvus. The fourth, a Pandion.GREEK ANDENGLISH ... to in, Chaucer's translation of the Romanceof the Rose, at the end of the first lecture,any reader who cares for a clue to the farther significances of the title, may findone to lead ... do it in the cheerfulest way,and he does it in the saddest. Do youchance to have read, in the Life of CharlesDickens, how fond he was of taking longwalks in the night and alone? The robin,en...