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...from ledge to ledge of the rocks ; and there is the bleating of the kids that browse there, and the flap of the great eagle's wings, as it dashes abroad from its eyrie, and the cries of win. le clouds of sea-birds which inhabit the islets ; and all these sounds are mingled and multiplied...

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...flap of the great eagle's wings,2 as it dashes abroad from its eyrie, and the cries3 of whole hosts of sea-birds which inhabit the islets ; and all these...multiplied by the strong echoes, till they become a din as loud5 as that of a city. Even at night, when the flocks are in the fold,6 and the birds at roost, and...

...from ledge to ledge of the rocks ; and there is. the bleating of the kids that browse there, and the flap of the great eagle's wings as it dashes abroad...till they become a din as loud as that of a city. 7. Even at night, when the flocks are in the fold, and the birds at roost, and the echoes themselves...

...from ledge to ledge of the rocks; and there is the bleating of the kids that browse there, and the flap of the great eagle's wings as it dashes abroad...till they become a din as loud as that of a city. 7. Even at night, when the Hocks are in the fold, and the birds at roost, and the echoes themselves...

...leaping from ledge to ledge of the rocks; and there is the bleating of the kids that browse; and the flap of the great eagle's wings, as it dashes abroad from its aerie; and the cries of whole clouds of sea birds that inhabit the islets; and all these sounds are...