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 The student may combine the three species we have just been explaining (see Ex. 112 in [[bridges_counterpoint:fourth_species_in_four_parts|Chapter 12]]). The student may combine the three species we have just been explaining (see Ex. 112 in [[bridges_counterpoint:fourth_species_in_four_parts|Chapter 12]]).
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 +===== Musical Examples =====
  
 > //Note//: In Ex. 99, as well as some of the following, the tenor line sounds down an octave. > //Note//: In Ex. 99, as well as some of the following, the tenor line sounds down an octave.
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