Scan 46
American history and encyclopedia of music, 1910
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1tasks, and finally to have seen him arrive at the point, where he occupies an acknowledged, independent position in the world of art and artists. This gives a similar satisfaction to the musical educator as it does to the father, who knows he has done his best for the welfare of his children.
3May these illustrations, which are largely based on experience of the writer, have the good result of diverting the efforts of the teacher constantly towards the development of the highest ideals of the pupil, so that this pupil, long after he has left his teacher, may think of him with deepest gratitude.
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