The Soul of An Organ
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When Joseph told his devoted band that he would soon be leaving them, their protestations of devo- tion made it difficult to break the last tie that bound him to the old home. The night at last arrived when they gave their final pro- gram. Never had they played so well. Joseph heard the cheer of approval from his friends who crowded the hall, and heard them crying lustily: "Auf Wiedersehen Kapellmeister. " His eyes filled with tears; he bowed and lifted the baton for one more mmiber. It was the... "Lorelei, " and the echo of the song was heard on the mid- night air long after Joseph had re- tired to rest.
A few days later they went aboard the great ship and steamed away with Helena to the New World. Days passed and they sat unnoticed in a corner of the spa- cious salon, but it was the violin 36 THE SOUL OF AN ORGAN 37 lying in Joseph's stateroom, that revealed his secret to his fellow- passengers, and he was asked to assist on the usual concert pro- gram. When Joseph arose to play they received him coldly, expecting doubtless, to be bored by some mediocre fiddler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Joseph told his devoted band that he would soon be leaving them, their protestations of devo- tion made it difficult to break the last tie that bound him to the old home. The night at last arrived when they gave their final pro- gram. Never had they played so well. Joseph heard the cheer of approval from his friends who crowded the hall, and heard them crying lustily: "Auf Wiedersehen Kapellmeister. " His eyes filled with tears; he bowed and lifted the baton for one more mmiber. It was the... "Lorelei, " and the echo of the song was heard on the mid- night air long after Joseph had re- tired to rest.
A few days later they went aboard the great ship and steamed away with Helena to the New World. Days passed and they sat unnoticed in a corner of the spa- cious salon, but it was the violin 36 THE SOUL OF AN ORGAN 37 lying in Joseph's stateroom, that revealed his secret to his fellow- passengers, and he was asked to assist on the usual concert pro- gram. When Joseph arose to play they received him coldly, expecting doubtless, to be bored by some mediocre fiddler.
What to read after The Soul of An Organ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise Vescelius Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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