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^u.u..|^cratcn_^ down and n,ail to I niaWn; wTc: ™ o Tr TVI r\ -r» I ^x/ u at me. Me! I almost passed out on the spot. But my self control, which al- ways returns to me at the crucial mo ment, presented me with enough pres ence of mind to walk down toward the stage and take the paper he was hold ing toward me. On it was what I knew was Johanns signature. A. W Bor nunsky, and a note: “Will you meet me after the concert? “My heart left me It always does when I get excited. 1 looked wildly around for Mar^e and J^je. They were heading for the •loor. What should I do? My two con sciences, Roscoe and Angeline, (you can guess which is which) argued pro and con for a while. Finally I left them there ready to come to blows and walked toward the door. This is no pick-up, I was informing myself. Not an onhiiary one. This is a rendouvom with a xMusician. A handsome one 1 caught up with Marge and explained to her and Jodie that I was goin- to nieet someone and that it was a very important engagement. ' 1 lien 1 walked into the fast empty ing ohhy and sat down on a iiiaHde hench in the corner to wait. Finally the musicians started filing aughing talking, smoking groups J was a little amazed, I conW ^l.ey idnt look at all like they did from the stage. They needed haircuts thoi street clothes were loud and hago^y*^ and their complexions looked positive’ ly unhealthy. In short, there was 1 lie' appealing about them. Away fj tlieir instrument they looked^ like group of squalid, plund'y hn^s! Arturo-will he different.'^ SureIy"“I" My heart left me again. The secomi time in one nio’ln f i u-onilcrl',1 ftraigitt over, lie liowed low" y **‘"K '-cl. J i“■ ^ breath But heT 5=^'^™>ngly. I hoped. Kot he happened to look away just at that moment. He was smilin^ at a ^roup of ladies passing near by u." My glamour grin faded. His white gums supported a set of false teeth' lently when he turned hack to me It had tw f”' ^«^tJ’ery, and that he d I've large moles on his chin. ^ He cer- care„i„v |,i, >;;« ■••Sc Ids eyes in ^ another good look at ever£iii.dv "M’self of their I beauty. Maybe •liihi’t like. In them 1 I^ut I was tete-a-tete-in- with musician! re" S wliTr • vibrant thr ^ thought, his for?|?e fir ;*"". ".ake uj, ‘"e false teeth and the moles. der ^wllinTe^’J l»egmning to woii- escenmd t 1 He iving .said. ’ *** -’targe would have derfully'” violin won- silence V»f ^ tell how weinm eouldn’t exactly five other vinr ^ twenty- l*"t I was sure"/* ‘tin. out, was sure I spoke truthfully. [16] "'ritli'.’ Hiryoicruiw^? I'li-^yoy, and I Jay a pretty good fiddle, if I do estai l ands .11 Ills. I was startled. Now I lave dated e^^ry class of the wolf, from Cull to Eagle, but I hadn’t ex- pec ed this from my musician. Yet. 1] ti V Cl m B, hr A. Vo me I Wai wai ceil I hut drii eyei this min are Al with of violii hard “H help. In th exper ‘Bi with COlllp, “He
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