Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 142
tiff and sore in the night, and hishands were swollen. Never mind the bow-exercise to-day. Wewill take first the etude said the professor, ashe tuned Klauss violin to save time. Klaus began — Sapristi! The bow is slanted, cried theHerr Professor, striking Klauss stick off thestrings, in a temper.… … ■%>>-* • HE SET HIS FIDDLE AGAINST HIS KNEE AND PULLED ITSLITTLE BLACK EARS TO PUT IT IN TUNE. lessness, returned the Herr Professor, stridingscornfully up the narrow room. No, truly it is the hands, pleaded Klaus. I cut them yesterday on the cymbals. On the cymbals! repeated the…
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