map of Treasure Island, showing the route which led to the hidden Prat'S hZI Ma^!' Diminoendo By Clyde McLeod JoXV^^o! “ ‘»'e front, slie can « “f* *'■« stage T "P ‘•''estra is'anvH.- “ syinpl.ony or- "'itli a ni l, ^ watch compared the first^mm T ^ Fact is, after '“y eyes ^ } enjoy closing eoine seenimr feeling the music '^«y f kn w^. 1^’“’ the best ^^‘•t Jodie w world. t‘> the staipe*^*' * “P close her. ^ ^f^rge and 1 followed Til' taking their*^*!*J.* were coming in and coiirua. _ . P^^ces—all in tails of ‘^°«rse, and ‘“>'® booking. Watch'* «f them very foreign '^ho were of '^ho were "n V’T *»o« of mu^ic their instill,, P^^torhahly warming up !°"t in a reve** ^ ^'®oame to setir?’ «»'« Margie to settl^’'"’ Jodie and of their Easter '® *^°^or schemes found myself °“tfits sans my aid "nisician and ,1 ''"ondering alioiit this •Jark flutist niysteriously the one with the ^ English, if 'lack eyes whiel ° those merry •7 ‘1'= .uj”e ,S i.r" •I'l-.-.i.- :r*'«t their wL" a flirt 1 IS theyw^re"' alJ *^e on concert tours! the time 1^1 ‘•ondi,cter‘tr„,{'^'’“® .‘linmied and the platform while °"to the ‘''''e and iuhil breathed sighs ol “St»r S ?■/.* 1“ »i..- ,i,f "'i “"r"” ■">■ '>■“ .'0‘c he Was' IV 7 ”t row violins, piercing ^t-k and slender with ^jugers. J nud.re,rM artistic j® *0 frowned hack r®® the same tv,’.e “over *,"!’Ply has no^mst”^ ^ ^'*0 ""Ugs, 1 guess. floor if 77 J had ,nen7 -^“7 Sonata was '''® foatures 7 . 'letail ^ couh ’ :;y' ' oJosed my strong my sujiple fingers caressing the violin. The luckv violin. By the “Andante” movement of a7n,77\'7‘'‘'®’ looking hack at me ,th interest, too, I believed. A real musician. One who had really lived! Looking hack at me! ^ During intermission Marge leaned ‘"7 “7'7’7lo”-ed to me: %AY ;ou and Uncle Harrj- are getting sorta chummy aren’t you?” I only wrinkled my face into what I hoped was an al- lunng yet secretive smile. I must try on Joliann when he comes hack i^ I 7” 'locided to call him ail'"the't^ *"7 7'”® ®oggested to me all the true delieateness and the an- j>reciation for the high and pure which Vi hen he came hack onto the stage af er intermission he looked at me atfd lovely J„k l,r„„„.. I on him the devastating smile 1 hid Oi. Merge. He'gri„„ed „ IMe' the'T"r' V ^^*■'*“1'® f just imagined in's f7^ surprise that flickered over Marge punched me—“Quit makin.v eyes at Kip Van inkle.^ That gi7f every day of forty five and he’s not at ti'iiie"' ‘^^J^ons I thorougJily enjoyed the rest of the tonceri During the Bach “Fu-ue” 1 onjoyed his dark skin and Koman nose and wondered of what ?• ’ Jel,.n„ reelly w... TcTILv ine wrinkles around his eves a„,l if I.C could read jS,™'* [15] riie'c" encore was through j-™..., I ,.w i,r„, wHkir,,,:' '!■« sage, ,„d he „„ looting .jcigfu J. 3 ig >da hoj C ,wa 3 a ke ing adei am Perr rs, 1 tss d ick ^eli rial ! P Pr isevel lackw ' Mon ortal .t. J oh fear” ninemc he Chi Presic iged t manner of Ro, services of the uemoria] urday a Watch

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