 | 1822 - 578 pages
...most agreeable effect produced was by the notes of a German flute, the finest by a bugle-horn ; th« sound in both instances being multiplied till it appeared almost like a band of music. 1 think, therefore, upon the whole, that the reader will agree with me in considering these experiments... | |
 | Rev. George William David Evans - 1835 - 408 pages
...confusion of the echoes . . . The most agreeable effect produced was by the notes of a German flute, the finest by a buglehorn — the sound in both instances...multiplied till it appeared almost like a band of music." EPIPOLJE. — This division of the city consisted of three heights, commencing where Tycha and Neapolis... | |
 | George William D. Evans - 1835 - 404 pages
...The most agreeable effect produced was by the notes of a German flute, the finest by a bujjlehorn — the sound in both instances being multiplied till it appeared almost like a band of music." EPIPOL.K.— -This division of the city consisted of three heights, commencing where Tycha and Neapolis... | |
 | George William David Evans - 1835 - 400 pages
...most agreeable effect produced was by the notes of a German flute, the finest by a buglehorn—the sound in both instances being multiplied till it appeared almost like a band of music." EPIPOL.E.—This division of the city consisted of three heights, commencing where Tycha and Neapolis... | |
 | George Dennis, John Murray (Firm) - 1864 - 664 pages
...than the cackling of geese. The most agreeable effect produced was by the notes of a German flute ; the finest by a bugle-horn; the sound in both instances...multiplied till it appeared almost like a band of music." — Hughes. The echo is heard to great advantage from a small chamber just over the mouth of the cavern,... | |
 | George Dennis - 1864 - 828 pages
...effect produced was by thr notes of a German flute ; tho fine.-í by a bugle-horn; the sound in botli instances being multiplied till it appeared almost like a band of music." — llwjlte». The echo is heard to gnsit advantage from a small chamber just over the month of tho... | |
| |
The most agreeable effect produced was by the notes of a German flute, the finest by . a bugle-horn ; the sound in both instances being multiplied till it appeared almost like a band of music. 