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Thuel Burnham, a pupil of Mason and Leschetizky, has welded the ideas of these two masters into his own experience, and simplifies the matter of piano touch as follows: MELODY AND COLORATURA HANDS "The position and condition of the hand varies according to the character of the music and the quality of tone you wish to produce.
One consideration which simplifies the problem is, that it is not so much the place of the minister to intervene in special questions as to beget in his people a public and patriotic spirit, and to teach them to look upon the discharge of the duties of citizenship as a part of Christianity.
"I don't know that I was altogether clear about having been wrong," said Jane, "but I was quite convinced that I couldn't live any longer without him, and was therefore prepared to risk it. And of course now, all doubt or need to question is swept away by my poor boy's accident, which simplifies matters, where that particular point is concerned."
If the injunction "Vengeance is mine, I will repay it, saith the Lord" is to be recognized at all, it certainly ought to be acknowledged here. This principle, once fully and cordially admitted, simplifies the subject of punishment, as administered by parents and teachers, very much. One extremely important and very striking result of it will appear from a moment's reflection.
"I don't know. I want you to suggest." "I suppose Sir Francis knows all about everything?" "No; I've told him nothing. He still believes Clifford went to Canada." "That simplifies matters." "How?" "I've got the glimmering of a plan. Let me work out details before I put it before you for the O.K.... As I see the problem, it's this. You want Clifford to cut loose from Miss Verney.
'Ah, Mr Burns, he said at length, 'might I ask if your plans for the holidays, the ah earlier part of the holidays are settled? No? ah excellent. He produced a letter from the heap of papers on the desk. 'Ah excellent. That simplifies matters considerably. I have no right to ask what I am about to ah in fact ask. I have no claim on your time in the holidays.
"You were always a good sort," Morrison continued, "much too good for me. It was a rotten partnership for you. We could never have pulled together." "Let that go," Laverick interrupted. "If you really mean getting away, that simplifies matters, of course. Have you made any plans at all? Where do you want to go?" "To New York," answered Morrison; "New York would suit me best.
He did not notice that two men crept into the room to listen to him. One was Sylvain Kohn, a passionate lover of music God knows why! for he knew nothing at all about it, and he liked bad music just as well as good. The other was the musical critic, Theophile Goujart. He it simplifies matters so much neither understood nor loved music: but that did not keep him from talking about it.
Every artist, in his own way, simplifies life: first by selecting essentials from the helter-skelter of details that life presents to him, and then by arranging these essentials in accordance with a pattern.
"I also have my old clothes held in keeping for me, by one who worked in the stable with me," Pierre said. "A man who is going to the war can always find others ready to take charge of whatever he may leave behind, knowing full well that the chances are that he will never return to claim them." "That simplifies matters," Maitre Bertram said.
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