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Music lesson   /mjˈuzɪk lˈɛsən/   Listen
Music lesson

noun
1.
A lesson in performing music.





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"Music lesson" Quotes from Famous Books



... God sent you here to-night. I had a lovely sister; she may be living yet; I don't know. Seventeen years ago she went out to take a music lesson, and we have never laid eyes on her since, and have never had the first line from her. Oh, if I only knew where she is! She was one of the sweetest girls you ever saw, just like the girl you spoke about to-night. She was enticed ...
— Dave Ranney • Dave Ranney
... Papanti soon summoned her to rehearse a music lesson. She glanced roguishly at her sister when she began; and as she went on, Rosa could not help smiling at her musical antics. The old teacher bore it patiently for a while, then he stopped trying to accompany her, and, shaking his ...
— A Romance of the Republic • Lydia Maria Francis Child
... sick. She was giving a music lesson, one afternoon, and she fainted away—they could n't make her live." The sorrowful voice softened almost to a whisper, and the golden head drooped to Dr. ...
— Polly of the Hospital Staff • Emma C. Dowd
... her knitting, cut short the music lesson and the lecture on politics, and concluded her visit to the cottage, at an hour early enough to ensure her return to Briarmains before the blush of sunset should quite have faded in heaven, or the path up the fields have become thoroughly moist ...
— Shirley • Charlotte Bronte


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