... to indicated: but now, attention is directed to the part the finger chosen. If the finger touched the middle, it implies natural note; if the root of the finger, sharp note ; if at the tip a flat note. The master explains bow these flats and sharps give ...

... and 50 feet in height, in the : each term which thus becomes a reprepreeenee of thousands of spectators. sentative of the natural note (except the first Time is given to ut that may take care of five terms, which vibrate too slowly to produce eternity, and ...

... Witness—Yes, both. Court—Ob. yes; says so now. To Juror— lt would be a dinllction of duty in not to ivr communicated the nature * note that night. Hm. JIM, Kxd« ...