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To thaw especialy who wish to pursue the subject into its sthetic develop nents, the Third Part of the Tonempfindungen cannot fail to be of the highest intorust and use. Finally, X have ventl rud t o corlncct, his b ook with the name of a mm, who, had he lived, mould have been the first to turn it to good account who blended in his own benutif111 character the wisdom of mature yenrs with the spring-like freshness of a, boy. When together indeed, wc were men and boy by turns. This union of life, love, and visrlom rendered Richtird Darrres a great educ tor of the young, in which capacity, and to the ncaiculnble profit of the village children on whom his influence fell, he nobly and beneficently spent his life. The 1lllI trations o f this mork mere for the most. part drawn for me by Mr. Hecker, to mhcac ability rta a mechanician and to vhost skill ns dra11ghtsrn tn I am cm tinnnl ly indel ted. The mood engravings w r t . cxt c ltc j IIr. 13rnnston. CONTENTS. LECTURE I...