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Chapter 18 Patricia Fox
Henry Joseph Fox started studying piano around 1912, when his daughter, Patricia, was about two years old. Professor Washburn of Sharon came to their home to give him lessons. “He had a long white beard, and I thought he looked like Santa Claus,” Patricia said. This Santa gave her a very great gift – the gift of music. . . .
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