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Pushing to the Front

CHAPTER XIII
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Never, during all the years I knew him, did I hear him play better than to that blind girl and her brother.

Even the old instrument seemed inspired.

The young man and woman sat as if entranced by the magical, sweet sounds that flowed out upon the air in rhythmical swell and cadence, until, suddenly, the flame of the single candle wavered, sank, flickered, and went out.

The shutters were thrown open, admitting a flood of brilliant moonlight, but the player paused, as if lost in thought.
"'Wonderful man!' said the shoemaker in a low tone; 'who and what are you ?' "'Listen!' replied the master, and he played the opening bars of the Sonata in F.

'Then you are Beethoven!' burst from the young people in delighted recognition.


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