With these words begins a passage of some length, which is closely modelled upon the passage of Bion (p. 64), 'And around him the Loves are weeping,' &c.: modelled upon it, and also systematically transposed from it.

The art of transposing for the piano at sight.

They were transposed in 1840.]

Carnal relationship and carnal love are transposed into spiritual relationship and spiritual love.

In examples transposed like the following, there is an elegant ellipsis of the verb to which the pronoun is nominative; as, am, art, &c. "When pain and anguish wring the brow, A ministering angel thou.

A comma and a full stop have been transposed after Spell and desires.

In Paris, little Mozart performed feats which would have done honour to an experienced Kapellmeister, transposing at sight, into any key whatever, any airs which were placed before him, writing the melody to a bass, or the bass to a melody, with the utmost facility and without premeditation.