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Criticism: Mather's Ruskin, his Life and Teaching; Cooke's Studies in Ruskin; Waldstein's The Work of John Ruskin; Hobson's John Ruskin, Social Reformer; Mrs. Meynell's John Ruskin; Sizeranne's Ruskin and the Religion of Beauty, translated from the French; White's Principles of Art; W. M. Rossetti's Ruskin, Rossetti, and Pre-Raphaelitism.

Waldstein, Charles.

Then a pause; and now, his fingers slipped into the first movement of the Waldstein Sonata.

And how Grannie jumped when you came down crash on those chords in the Waldstein.

* Sir CHARLES WALDSTEIN, author of the thoughtful Aristodemocracy, is a thinker with an internationalist mind.

It is no disrespect to Sir CHARLES WALDSTEIN that his acute and dispassionate comment is not so forcible an argument to hold us unflinchingly to the essence of our task as any page of the manifesto itself.

They would have Waldstein, from the Symphony Orchestra, with a half dozen of his best players, furnish the music.

1884 CHARLES WALDSTEIN Archaeology.

In the train of the new Elector, who was still in the prime of life, was the Austrian Count Waldstein, his favorite and constant companion.

Waldstein, like his master, was more than an amateur,he was a fine practical musician.

Coming from Vienna, where Mozart and Haydn were in the full tide of their success, where Gluck's operas were heard with rapture, and where in the second rank of musicians and composers were such names as Salieri, Righini, Anfossi, and Martini, Waldstein could well judge of the promise of the boy.

As soon as Maximilian was installed in his new dignity, Waldstein procured for Ludwig the appointment of assistant court organist;not that Neefe needed him, but that he needed the small salary attached to the place.

Though, perhaps, wanting in some of the graces and refinements of polite life, it is clear, from his intimacy with the Breuning family, his consequent familiarity with the best society at Bonn, the unchanging kindness of Count Waldstein, the explicit testimony of Junker, that he was not, could not have been, the young savage which some of his blind admirers have represented him.

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