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TAFT PEACE PLAN
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my journey to the door I paused.
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behind me, so sweetly, so touchingly,
that 1 turned. I was listening not to the
human voice as I had thought, but to the
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phonograph which 1 had never heard till
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emotional appeal depends on the delivery
ol every tonal ihade. ?And yet each tone
was sounding so beautifully and with such
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salesman was asking me, "Would you not
like to sing that long yourself?"
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it ?I who have no voice but merely a
deep feeling and love for beautiful music?
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the ( ?ruin?la a seemingly simple device
operated by the fingers. He showed me
how, with a graduated pressure upon it, I
could fairly melt the tones away to an ex?
tremity of plaintive sweetness, or swell
them forth so that they reflected every
deep emotion this tender old song roused
within me.
That afternoon I lang "Annie Laurie,"
not with my own rone but with my own
feeling ? through the Gradu?la device
which has revolutionized the phonograph?
That musical experience I will never
forget. I never had one like it, and
though I never expected to buy a phono
graph, yet I did buy the Vocalion ? so
infinitely more wonderful than any phono?
graph 1 have ever heard. For no phono?
graph but the Vocalion enables j ou to play
the phonograph your self y and soto become
far more than a mere listener a sharer in
music.
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the older fashioned phonographs, though with tar
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