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IF the subjective effect described by Mr. E. Hurren Harding (ante, p. 103) is of general occurrence, it is contrary to what one might expect from the observation of singers.
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ALLEN, F. The Subjective Lowering of Pitch. Nature 64, 182 (1901). https://doi.org/10.1038/064182a0
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