Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 675
-ent. We must confine our attention to the high-est kind of all, to those who can produce a long,singing tone by means of a bow being rubbedacross the strings. And now we come to our greatest difficulty in 546 FROM THE DRUM OF THE SAVAGE TO THE GREAT ORCHESTRA [April, tracing the history of the… … But the Arabians did not come into Europe untilthe eighth century a.d., and it is quite certainthat there was a kind of bow used by the Welshbards one hundred years before that. So otherpeople say that the Arabians learned the use ofthe bow while they were in Europe, and carriedit back into Asia…
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