Part Two-11
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made like s imes anyo your Grandmoto him.
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trong as Samson. , quick ected a on led allest but rong. fig opped moving and sopped too. ill. S on up toget laug. As t funny. to feel queer about, but suddenly it tle pus all right.
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Goss ! sher in here.’
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S about Mister Singer all t upstairs. But w y feeling.
Doairs s sit still and study for test.
It on a c s big as a giant.
Finally s out e box from under tomacebook. t ty songs no s feel satisfied e a sympra—e t? Sometimes several instruments played one note, so taff est paper—t an inc. e e se trument to se toget top of te SYMPters. And under t MICK KELLY. t go any further.
If she could only have music lessons!
If only she could have a real piano!
A long time passed before s started. tunes e t looked like t play in t s on figuring until Etta and o the room and
got into bed and said so turn t off because it was eleven oclock.
-t OR six ia ed to o tor Copeland tion: You seen anybody ter from illie yet? And every nigo tell hing.
At last sion no more. So t a oned and rings loose.
February came. turned milder, t. trees and c of doors barefoo