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Arthur Symons thus describes the‘ met violinist Yssye as he lppesred while playing his Instrument: “Then‘ the ‘Kreuuer Bonsts' bean and i looked at Yeaye as he stood, on sl- most shspeless mass of flesh, holding the violin between his 1st lingers and looking vaguely into the air. He put the violin to his shoulder. The fsce had been like s mass of clay uniting the acuiptor's thumb. As the music came an invisible touch seemed to pass over it; the heavy mouth and chin remained ilrm, pressed down on the violin, but the eyelids and the eye brows began to move, as it the eyes saw the sound and were drswlng it in luxuriously with a kind of sleeping ecstasy, as one draws in perfume out of a flower. Then, in that instant. I: heauty which had never been in the world came into the world; a new thing was created, lived, died, having: revealed itself to all those who were capable of receiving it." Contact: taken for Ill flame! of building mmmctlon. 93"“le DR. W. C. BARBER. J. W. 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