The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-22
PART II.

After that he could nothing pass frequently as
possible and her often did with look which
at the time mporng deprecatory admng palneu
and doggy faithful Its mutudnous meanings were appar
emily completely her for she did to notice him.
That evening the customary insnuang busybody who to
be found among collection OF ships began TO
make arrangements vocal and instrumental concert to be-
held days later charity Peter Beau
champ had reputation London musical amateur and
there those board who knew He asked to sing
81 WILL with pleasure IL you find me an accompanist
he said.
will be easy enough said the entrepreneur
him for songs
be so very easy after There
many competent accompanies among hundred
but they did forward and the matter was
left In allegiance for the present.
Peter Beauchamp early the morning. SO
Miss Beax Budd hoped hope that the
day might give him another chance renstatng himself
The girl walking with another young with whom she
appeared to be the This young
of the party whom Sir Henry Budd had dscoursed politics
two evenings before He Peter Good morning as he came
deck paused II to give him the opportunity of Joining
them Miss Beatrlx walked straight with her head in the air
and the hurried after her Peter took his cOnstu
tona the other side of the deck bitter thoughts
81 say old man," friend "shes topper
thAt girl But what have done offend her? She told
she didn't wish to have anything to do with you"
What have done" exclaimed Peter angrily. "Why, she's
daughter of bherer all the other
night. You were in IT as much as was"
The young wlsled "Ey Jovew he said you've
put foot in it, I'm going to get her mamma cushion aud
he hurried
The busybody approached have got
anst at last he said "COme into the music and try
your songs"
1t very young who dslnerred of
from his cabin trunk and made his to the music room
There middle young lady
with the sweetest flower that blows which she explained al
though might by an uobseryan recipient be mistaken for
rose reality The part performance
the accompaniment which played by Miss Beatrix
Budd.
When the the explained diff
IDENTITY that she required the hurried little in
this and retarded in that the buybody said "M Budd
you kind enough accompaniment
champ?"
Miss Budd ignored the implied introduction
think" codly / accompany Mr. Seeley
Miss Robinson well Herr Wsschenschmidt
violin shall have Can't you somebody
"dy Indy" sadth busybody claspng two fat hands
mporingy ut Is extraordinary thing but really cHnt
There isn't soul"
you've pianist haven't you?" asked the girl.
said the "But Beoni! i couldn't
to play accompaDlmens you know He wouldn't do We
very him at all Now do pray
Miss Beatrix turned mpatlenty toward the piano "VeTy
said ungracousy but play things"
my dear young lady, protested the busybody you
Wisschenschmidts accomplishments superblyr
81 knew them" she said shortly and sat waiting with
hands IN her lap. N' tfH
'Thank you very much" n as he put
piece music In OF her II was "The Song OF Bow
which could not be said present difficulties
pianist who had ratified off her part of the Kreuer Sonata"
way draw cultural compliments from the German yionist
who had performed 1t with her 1s". WI
piansts Skill however o deserted her
stumbled atrocousy the Introductory
baritone broke in she stumbled s He
the end but his efforts entirely spoiled
hurried numerically In the slower Of the
poised FOR undue length Of time high sustained notes
spelled out the accompanying phrases with careful attention
the Of the the busybody neryousy
side suggested further Peter without word.
his ecqhdsong the npsii stand ANY schoolgirl could
play this" he said.
But Miss Beax apparently could not She made
hash Of than Of the other though one would hays thought she