pter there is a great difference between
the production and the reproduction of a sound and a machine
like the phonograph adapted for the reproduction of sound may
differ essentially from a machine which really speaks In fact the
reproduction even of articulate sounds may be very simple as soon as
we possess the m
me again saying
At least you shall be safe here from him He took the glasses from
me and at the next lull of the snow swept the whole space below us
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considerations he could
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us if He so will
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th a silver goblet
so that when the instrument
is suspended the circuit is forcibly disconnected by the fact of its
position and is therefore closed until anyone takes it up to speak
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We had a sort of perfunctory s
ctice These kinds of instruments are
therefore only used as a means of regulating by ear the force of the
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reature This
ue Ralph and mor
m writing this even to you I am afraid to stop
or I should tear up the letter and I dont want to stop for I do so
want to
he marvellous Yet
we w
banks of sand with rocks here and there Outside the harbour on this
side there rises for about half a mile a great reef the sharp edge of
which runs straight out from behind the south lighthouse At the end of
it is a buoy with a bell which swings in bad weather and sends in a
mournful sound on the wind They have a legend here that when a ship is
lost bells are heard out at sea