Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 307
ncy upon thepiano and spinet wouldappear to have comprisedthe chief accomplishmentsin instrumental music ofthe young ladies of theeighteenth and early nine-teenth centuries, as far aswe can judge bv mentionof such accomplishments.But it seems reasonableto suppose that where afew English ladies… … 284 Furniture of the Olden Time plaving the grace and beauty of a rounded armand wrist. Even in our own day, the Hst of thosewho play the harp is restricted, and it must havebeen the same in early days, hence the lack ofallusions to the harp. When Lady Morgan, thewild Irish girl, was creating such…
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