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Scan 207
The Master's Violin, 1905
22 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1"I don't know, dear, but try it—try it tomorrow. Take her for a long walk and get her so tired that she will sleep. Nothing rests the mind like fatigue of the body."
3"Mother," began Lynn, after a little, "are we always going to stay in East Lancaster?"
5"I have n't thought about it at all, Lynn. Are you becoming discontented?"
7"No—I was only looking ahead."
9"This is our home—Aunt Peace has given it to us."
11"It was ours anyway, was n't it?"
13"In a way, it was, but your grandfather left it to Aunt Peace. If he had not died suddenly he would have changed his will. Mother said he intended to, but he kept putting it off."
15"Do you want me to keep on studying the violin?"
17Margaret looked up in surprise, but Lynn was pacing back and forth with his hands clasped behind him and his head down.
19"Why not, dear?" she asked, very gently.
21"Well," he sighed, "I don't believe I'm ever going to make anything of it. Of course I can play—Herr Kaufmann says, if it satisfies
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