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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 26 (1907) (1907)

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disks. This consists of a ¢mall cup attached to a for the player to render a solo part, with a cello ac- pened at about 8 P. M., when the wind increased greatly spring arm and containing rosin, which bears against companiment on the bass strings, or a solo with two and blew a gale. The 180 men who… … simulation of rubato passages when it is operated by a is secured to it. The weight takes up all slack, and the Side View of the Player Casing Opened to Show length of rope which it takes care of is sufficient to al- skilled musician. Ducts. low the animal considerably more freedom than if tied…

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