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28252	Mayson, Walter H. (Walter Henry)	Violin Making 'The Strad' Library, No. IX.			.txt	text/plain	30478	1048	70	But if they do not appear as I intimate, then you must operate until this very important part of your work be strictly that of a perfect whole; for, remember, as a whole the two parts must remain for as long as the violin holds together, which may be for two hundred years over and above the years that shall be given to you who make it; and this alone should be an incentive to good work. No one, I venture to reply; but to my mind, and from experience, it _is_ such, the softer part, where run the cells, being firm, full, and mellow to the thumb nail on pressure (showing, I think, good sap lies dried there), which I have found before in such wood, proved to be grand beyond doubt by its superb tone in a violin.	cache/28252.txt	txt/28252.txt
