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I ^342 APPENDIX.The 5 may be taken with the 7, and the 8 with the following 6 ; the6 may also be doubled. In cases where the 5 cannot be played withthe 7, the 8 may be taken.6. Passages with 7 to be resolved into 3. In playing this kind ofEn quatre the 5 or 8 may be taken with the 7.H*-*H*7. The 7th which is resolved into the 3rd in such a manner thatthe 3rd taken with the 7th itself forms a new 7th, continuing in thisway to the end.^•P-T*"!*-]*-wp mrrrr r-^-ß.^^ 7 -^-r-r-pm^^•fjL[6 54 3N *-r^r- • • :^r r r L^-"'-alw-wr^^'-III-—!—'ä This example partly anticipates what is coming afterwards, probably onlyby an error of the transcriber,