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...HI- of art by raising them into its own atmosphere, — govern them as the soul the body. But when music is itself degraded, its very type defaced, its...nature mere name : by its own master the rest falls. 3672 Berger (Elizabeth S. Sheppard) : Charles Auchester. Pt. ii. Ch. 6. Much of the effect of music,...

...art by raising them into its own atmosphere, — govern them as the soul the body. But where rmisic is itself degraded, its very type defaced, its worship...lend one's self to its meanest effect in order to fulfill the purpose of the writer. All writers for the stage have become profane, and dramatic writers...

...certainly, as it was first created. We have lost that long." " Music, Miss Benette, it appears to me, so long as it preserves its purity, may consecrate all...lend one's self to its meanest effect in order to fulfill the purpose of the writer. All writers for the stage have become profane, and dramatic writers...

...certainly, as it was first created. We have lost that long." " Music, Miss Benette, it appears to me, so long as it preserves its purity, may consecrate all...lend one's self to its meanest effect in order to fulfill the purpose of the writer. All writers for the stage have become profane, and dramatic writers...

...certainly, as it was first created. We have lost that long." " Music, Miss Benette, it appears to me, so long as it preserves its purity, may consecrate all...lend one's self to its meanest effect in order to fulfill the purpose of the writer. All writers for the stage have become profane, and dramatic writers...