Trip 2898 of 5400 collection book38
In this persuasion hebook31 earnestly exhorted his son to resist and combat with any impulse he might feel within himself tending to selfishness fraud or imposition to encourage every sentiment of candour and benevolence and to behave with moderation and affability to all his fellowcreatures. The Count seeing his inclination and the progress he had made resolved that his capacity should not be lost for want of cultivation and accordingly provided him with a master by whom he was instructed in the principles of the art and soon became a proficient in playing upon the violin.... read all
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