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Invariably some musician in the audience will venture the comment : " They don't look like they sound . ... The new type of form which is evolving from these rhythmically freer melodies also looks difficult and sounds natural .
Invariably some musician in the audience will venture the comment : " They don't look like they sound . ... The new type of form which is evolving from these rhythmically freer melodies also looks difficult and sounds natural .
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And once more , for the third time , I raised my body and turned to look through the doorway toward the parlor . My father was rocking there . His face was stern and heavy , I could see the set muscles in his jaw .
And once more , for the third time , I raised my body and turned to look through the doorway toward the parlor . My father was rocking there . His face was stern and heavy , I could see the set muscles in his jaw .
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Lacking other jobs , they may now do well to go further and look around for any jobs in municipal or state offices that may be open to them . Badly paid as these usually are , they now contrast favorably with many business positions ...
Lacking other jobs , they may now do well to go further and look around for any jobs in municipal or state offices that may be open to them . Badly paid as these usually are , they now contrast favorably with many business positions ...
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