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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 8 (1887) (1887)

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unty has Its tones ane harp-like, and with it a proficient player had cattle possessing the same general characteristics other. Their bones, too, are very fine, and the amount can produce agreeable music. Much of the nature of of offal is small in proportion to the meat. When fat- of form and… … this instrument. By damping one of the strings by placing the finger or a pencil lightly against its center, and vibrating the string, at the same time removing the pencil, the string will yield a note which is an oc- tave higher than its fundamental note. By examining the string closely, it will…

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