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Page 507
... record it . " This was exactly the sort of problem that had brought us the invitation to join the Office of ... recording and identifying the natural sounds that ema- nate from the jungle . Here was our first challenge . For several ...
... record it . " This was exactly the sort of problem that had brought us the invitation to join the Office of ... recording and identifying the natural sounds that ema- nate from the jungle . Here was our first challenge . For several ...
Page 508
... record songsters of our Southern States . Unprecedented rains had turned most of Geor- gia into a frog pond , and as the deluge con- tinued it made early - morning recording of bird voices impossible . By nightfall the showers abated ...
... record songsters of our Southern States . Unprecedented rains had turned most of Geor- gia into a frog pond , and as the deluge con- tinued it made early - morning recording of bird voices impossible . By nightfall the showers abated ...
Page 684
... record- ing equipment ( page 679 ) . These records are sold only by the Library of Congress , as are the contemporary record- ings of well - known poets reading their own poems . Among them are W. H. Auden , E. E. Cummings , T. S. Eliot ...
... record- ing equipment ( page 679 ) . These records are sold only by the Library of Congress , as are the contemporary record- ings of well - known poets reading their own poems . Among them are W. H. Auden , E. E. Cummings , T. S. Eliot ...
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