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■"e.tr * Mars Hill T'’® speakers stand hung a huge were: Mary Stone P ™ap of Treasure Island, showing SJone, which led to the hidden so myself.” 'Patter witlwh **^*^®' was the w"s "r- Violin! ' *' sacrilege to any ^ 'vas imry^u to|;[j;r’ ®"Joy the soo^l[’ ^°'"e’»ow I oouhhi’t Pieiit. “What rl”*^ fiornunsky-"’ stand for, Mr. ’**®ath. l^^vas my ' if i. coSf t'A^'Z"" °'' “Andy ” , voltino^lv *>e- Andy! How re- "lean "foi- niTn?''^*?/ ^ •'“nestly didn’t ^ clos7it And as soon as possible. "^as sayinr*" ®yes^ my dear,” he with lim7,,^™y puddles of center.” J'lack fish in the gasp lit hi] ' “'’^® ‘»o nothing '••■'ver’s license My 7.es are hhie f*''*«« ‘''«t my a e" • iie ^ 7, «'y Jilin,1, ‘a.?yta7 ’ -'7' -'‘iivl";:';yt', >-• 44J- ; v/oP Workim" " ftioat deal harV’t ” Meie^'^thit ^ *P Ret out. name was *4rr i'o^J^"l^usi ^7acUc^ ^ ®«" 7 Jiand E *®® ^"‘"'Sl' to stay out you Ton’ 'voE *"‘“"?/®ly aequainte,! ' I suppose!” nne Ruy from FrSfrow: Md^ Mayo! NWunl'.'tenir^o r, .'!r.hi''T.„li.»‘’' >■“'■•' 1'-1''“^ I stood up abruptly. Disillusionment was creeping slowly up i„y spine. Where was my rendezyous with the brilliant and sensitive imisician? Where were those noble thoughts he was to have imparted to my open mind? He was to have had a large part in mould- mg my young life that night in the paths of culture and the arts. What Iiad happened? He stood up too. He was not nearlv so tall nor so slender as had seenie.'l on the stage. My Dad, who is fiftv-five IS getting a middle-aged spread that would correspond perfectly with his. Andy still had hold of one of my hands. And I began pulling it awav. 1 have never played hands ivith Boris Karloff and I have no need of the cxjicrienee after this. I tall and very leautiful, said he, coming closer. Uh-huh-Avell, er, yes.” I hacke.l hack and almost sat down on one of the lobby. I just rementhered I o^otta go meet some girls. You’ll e.xcuse me, "on t you, Mr. Bornunsky?” But my dear—” By now I knew for sure that his voice had an oiled tone. 1 thought we had a little date to gether. 1 made an attempt to glide out of tliat place as quickly as possible. As soot, as the door closed behind me 1 '•an. 1 don t know why. I just had to After a couple of blocks I slowed up to a walk. And then I sighed. The long- , St sigh 1 ve ever made. [17] J. ig Ida ho! C >wa 5 a ke ing ade; am Pen :s, 1 iss d Jck v^eli rial i e Pr iseve] lackw Mon ortal t- Joh fear’ nmeiTK he Ch: Presi( iged 1 tanner of Ro •rn 3nt y t llis services of the uemoria urday £ Watch
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