...bird called Para, which was about the bignefs of a hen, and fpoke all languages ; Indian, Portugnefe, and Arabic. It named the king's name ; although its voice was that of a man, it could likewife neigh like a horfe, and mew like a cat, but did not fing like a bird. It was produced before...

...Mr. Bruce in his Travels, vol. ii. p. 243. says, There was brought into Abyssinia a bird called Para, about the bigness of a hen, and spoke all languages,...-, although its voice was that of a man, it could neigh like a horse, and mew like a cat, but did not sing like a bird — from an Historian of that...

...Mr. Bruce in his Travels, vol. ii. p. 243. says, There was brought into Abyssinia a bird called Para, about the bigness of a hen, and spoke all languages,...name ; although its voice was that of a man, it could neigh like a horse, and mew like a cat, but did not sing like a bird — from an Historian of that...

...vegetate." — ALFIEEI'S Life. [Extraordinary Bird.] . "IN 1621," says the Abyssinian historian, " there was brought into Abyssinia a bird called Para,...man, it could likewise neigh like a horse and mew lile a cat, but did not sing like a bird. It was produced before the assembly of judges, of the priests,...

...vegetate." — ALFIEKI'S Life. [Extraordinary Bird.] " 1-,- 1621," says the Abyssinian historian, " there was brought into Abyssinia a bird called Para,...Indian. Portuguese, and Arabic. It named the King's Dame; although its voice was that of a man, it could likewise neigh like a horse and mew like a cat,...

...Mr. Bruce in his Travels, vol. ii. p. 243, says, There was brought into Abyssinia a bird called Para, about the bigness of a hen, and spoke all languages,...Arabic. It named the king's name; although its voice was thatof a man, it could neigh like a horse, and mew like a cat, but did not sing like a bird—from...

...Travels, vol. ii. p. 243, says, There was brought into Abyssinia a bird called Para, about tin, M^iess of a hen, and spoke all languages, Indian, Portuguese,...name ; although its voice was that of a man, it could neigh like a horse, and mew like a cat, but did not sing like a bird — from an Historian of that...

...large tongue, and have five toes on each foot." Bruce, the African traveller, tells us that in 1621 there was brought into Abyssinia a bird called Para,...Portuguese, and Arabic. It named the king's name, and although its voice was that of a man, it could likewise neigh like a horse, and mew like a cat,...

...señen wee/is.'" — Влсол. (?) [Extraordinary Bird.] " IN 1621," says the Abyssinian historian, " there was brought into Abyssinia, a bird called Para,...voice was that of a man, it could likewise neigh like ahorse and mew like a cat, but did not sing like a bird. It was produced before the assembly of judges,...

...Abyffinia a bird called para, about the bignefs of a hen, and fpoke all languages, Indian, Portuguefe, and Arabic. It named the king's name ; although its voice was that of a in. in, it could neigh like a horfe, and mew like a cat, but did not fing like a bird — from an hiftorian...