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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 6 (1884) (1884)

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ear when finished. BY VICTOR SMEDLEY. Henry M. Smith, in his address on ‘* Farmers and Pat- The flute is held ‘in position by a rubber band, D, ora Most all boys have a naturallove for music; with some it piece of string passed around the thick end of the flute, then amounts to a passion, and such… … notes that the flute is capable of playing. When a quarter note is to be cut out the hole should have | devote a large portion of their time in studying and practic- a length of half an inch; fora half neste a hole one inch lung ing, to perfect themselves on some favorite instrument. will be…

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