“The school teacher left the village, and all its inhabitants seemed sad. A miller from Crescombe gave him a small covered wagon with a horse to carry his belongings into the city to his destination, about twenty miles away. This chariot turned out to be quite spacious enough for the property of the leaving teacher. The fact is that part of the teacher's home furnishings was supplied by administrators and belonged to the school, and the only bulky item belonging to the teacher, in addition to a suitcase with books, was a country piano, which he bought at one auction in the year when he dreamed of studying instrumental music. Then this ardor passed, and it turned out that the teacher was not destined to find and develop his musical gift, and the purchased instrument became an eternal torment for him when moving from one place to another...”