My battle for life. The autobiography of a phrenologist (1857)
Goyder, David George, 1796-1878 · London, Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. · leaf 728
whole ofthe piece is played through. Others will pass by duringthe performance of the most exquisite strains, and be notat all affected by what many would term the most soul-siih-duing harmony. Some pupils who have been placed under the care ofmusic masters learn almost intuitively ; others, with… … HANDEL. dumb pupil, who had a very large development of Tune,and manifested extreme anxiety when it was pursued inthe regular business of the school. By the mere motionof the lips, as he perceived it in myself, he had acquiredone tune perfectly, and gave utterance to it in low,plaintive, and not…
Phrenology
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