WOLFGANG MOZART.

The father's plan to go to Italy, there to lay the foundation of a

European reputation for his son, was realized in the beginning of

December, 1769, and during the journey, the boy, who was at that time

just entering his fifteenth year, subjoined to his father's reports

scraps of his own writing, in which, in true boyish fashion, he had

recourse to all kinds of languages and witticisms, but always exhibiting

in his opinions on music the closest observation, the gravest thought,

and the most acute judgment.

2.

Verona, Jan. 1770.

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