[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 226
uch easier to cut out; but,on account of its warping, wood is to be preferredto it. Great care must be taken that all the edgesare smooth and regular; for if any of them arenotched, or wavy, so as to tally with each other, they may, of course, withlittle difficulty, be put together. Many other… … Bluff JEolus, who roars across the de-epAnd howls among the mountain pines to-day,—To-morrow, on the harp or lyre, will breatheSuch melting music, as from Memnons head,When first Apollos gleam fell on his brow.Was heard to issue in the days of yore. THE iEOT.lAN HARP The instrument consists of a…
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