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a due

Musical term, generally written ‘a 2’. The term is also used in the opposite sense in orchestral scores where pairs of instruments are to play in unison.



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Tulliver had undertaken to act persuasively, and had failed; a fact which may receive some illustration from the remark of a great philosopher, that fly-fishers fail in preparing their bait so as to make it alluring in the right quarter, for want of a due acquaintance with the subjectivity of fishes.
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