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Updated: September 19, 2025
In such a dearth a Philadelphia girl will turn to her old music-teacher and flirt solemnly with him for a whole evening, sooner than involve herself with well-looking young chits from Providence or New York, who may be jewelers' clerks when at home.
King William jealous of Public Honors to Victoria Anecdote The unusual Studies of the Princess Her Visits to the Isle of Wight Laughable Incident at Wentworth House Anecdote related by her Music-teacher Unwholesome adulation of the Princess Reflections upon the curious isolation of her Social Position Extract from one of her later Letters.
Her slender neck, and the dark head upon it, her little figure in the white muslin, her dainty arms and hands these points in her delighted an honest eye, quite accustomed to appraise the charms of women. But, by George! she took herself seriously, this little music-teacher. The air of wilful command about her, the sharpness with which she had just rebuked him, amazed and challenged him.
The former music-teacher was telling her companion of her stage experience and of the many adventures she had met with during her operatic career. In the midst of a most interesting recital, she suddenly paused, fixing her eyes upon the little gate, with a cry of surprise and terror.
I've got to learn to do something well, and that's the thing I can do best." "Do you want to be a music-teacher?" "Maybe, but I want to be a good one. I'd like to go to Germany to study, some day. Wunsch says that's the best place, the only place you can really learn." Thea hesitated and then went on nervously, "I've got a book that says so, too.
She had been drilled by her music-teacher for a long time on the high notes of a difficult piece of music, and she had just succeeded in trilling it out to her own satisfaction and delight, when she was startled by her mother's voice. Poor Margaret!
It was a great improvement upon the first attempts, and resembled Chevalier Daddi, Una's music-teacher in Lisbon. He put it upon the grate to bake, and then lay down on the rug, with his head on a footstool, to watch the process. But before it was finished I sent him to bed. It is after ten now, and the Chevalier has become thoroughly baked, with a crack across his left cheek.
It was not surprising that she had made the acquaintance of Debussy's music; nor that she had at her tongue's end all the arguments for and against it. Her music-teacher was, of course, accountable for this.
"American Beauties are a dollar apiece, and I have six! There is a music-teacher who has the room across the hall from mine. She is at home this week with a cold on her lungs, and to-morrow, when I go to work, I am going to loan her all my beautiful roses. It's too bad to have them 'wasting their sweetness on the desert air' all day while I am gone.
The music-teacher looked searchingly into her face, and was evidently pleased with what she saw, for she adopted a friendly note, and seemed ready to chat. Hal followed her into the little kitchen, and commenced to take off her hat. "I'm an old friend," she volunteered, "and I often leave my hat in here. Are both Mr. Hayward's sisters out?"
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