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    be heard at z very loudly but beating in the such a way as to render it impossible to discriminate one pitch from the other. The sound partook more of the nature of a rapid trill than a musical note.
    The shortness of the pencil P rendered it impossible to prevent the intermittent current from making its appearance. The experiment must be repeated with a more perfectly arranged apparatus.
    I am satisfied however from the above experiment that my theory is correct - that musical notes which conflict with one another when transmitted simultaneously by means of an intermittent will not interfere with one another when the undulatory current is employed.
Noted April 7th 1876
by A.G.B.
Copied April 8th by M.G.H.
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