Part One-8
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same feeling t music did. Nothing was really as good as music.
Mick knelt doed top of tbox. Inside rung rings, a guitar string and a banjo string. tly mended icking plaster and trings at ther side.
Mick before. Some time ago stle play mandolin out of a cigar box put to sed all over everys and added a little to t seemed to use her head.
Bill, t look like any real violin I ever saw. ill reading—Yeah—?’
It just dont look rig just dont------’
So tune t day by scre since surned out s to look at it. Sloer anottle hollow-sounding ping.
a boo be made out of just iently.
Notrung on a limber stick would do?’
Bill rubbed against eac answer.
Anger made beads of s come out on her forehead.
s not even a bad violin. Its onlya cross bete them------’
Bill turned around.
Its all turned out do. Its no good. tipe do carrying on about t old broken ukulele youve been fooling old you at first it o ts one t sit do to buy them. I
t anybody . But I figured it yon if you found out for yourself.’
Sometimes sed Bill more the world.
entirely from ed to slam tomp on it, but instead s it back rougo tbox. tears Bill.
As so get to to her Mama.
s tter o now?’
Mick tried to jerk loose, but o her arm.
Sullenly sears from c on ime to ask ions.
Mr. Jackson ers to dinner and t be but jus