Richard Haka, the Dutch instrument maker who flourished in the last four decades of the seventeenth century, made both hautboys and baroque schalmeys, and in 1695 James Talbot describes English waits (as wide-bore shawms), Deutsche (baroque) schalmeys, and French hautbois.

For one thing, we are going to be making those who are not dangerous dangerous by labelling them and those who are dangerous we are going to reinforce their dangerosity again by labelling and treating them.

In advancing nearer the surface, the fluid thus impregnated meets with a stratum of porus iron-stone, which is combined with the silica, and which, in digging Mr. Smart's well, has been found to exist under the town; and hence the furruginous bi-silicate.

get a scratch, but we always discovered upon examining, that they had been hoidening with the young apprentices.