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"... Nay, though the pedantry of the scholar "...disappintment has nipped our too forward expectations, yet all is not destroyed that is checked. the crop was perhaps springing up too rank in the stalk to kern well; and there were, doubtless. symptoms of ... blight on it. if superstition and despotism have been suffered to let in their wolvish sheep to trample and eat it down even to the surface, yet the roots remain alive, and the second growth may prove the stronger and healthier for the temporary interruption." |
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******* 2017 ~ music donated to gutenberg audio books ~ thank you! ******* Jeremy Hague Major Barbara by George Bernard Shaw Herbert Hague (1900-1987) Jeremy Hague writes: My grandfather was Herbert Hague (1900-1987). He was a keen Salvationist all his life and some of his brass band compositions were published by the Salvation Army. He worked as a miner. Herbert enjoyed playing the English Concertina and he was a founder member of the International Concertina Association (ICA) established in 1952, when popularity in the instrument was waning. My father, Alan, also plays English Concertina and we are both still members of the ICA which exists to promote the history, music and playing of the concertina. I am currently its librarian and archivist. . The instrument itself has a very interesting history, as it was invented and patented by Sir Charles Wheatstone Fellow of the Royal Society ********* Aidas Rusa
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