The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-01-25

readjused which Of tile tuning had some-
what disturbed
at very good you tune the old danes piano" he
said looking at her with renewed interest
Some one had TO do IT, OF course she brightly.
"and u am glad the chance fell What Il comfort Il In to
think that the daughters they
will play max. her very happy. POOR old drar,
puzzle grnyyh he said Il cannot Tor the NE o mi.
think what made choose calling
gifts WHO you ust see ha ait ONCE And
you play quite nicely too" ..t... sagt 4& est
lam that your nroa she pn.
swered DO be thankful that nothing than tur
for might be sj'net.ins wUse--a nstnIce"
And 50 speaking she dashed after butterfly and left him
recover from he words He
repoof and when last as much and
asked for her kind indulgence .'t se't$ ~ f1sr n
81 forgive you, she said laughing You and are not look.
Ing at things from the same point OF Bul
splendid morning together and mve enjoyed minute OF
IT, And tomorrow go my way"
And tomorrow you gof" he repeated. Can II
day after tomorrow gs3S
81 am bird of passage shaking her head You
mist not seek to dean have my rest and Of 60
They had arrived the Oswald Evetad s no
more OF his companion until the evening when
went Into the salon She closed down 10 the
piano and fingered there without touching keys once r
notes and half nnconscously aud NIKE
sweet music and then they drifted "Ahende
and then the little girl played
some of his -Fantase stucke" and q his songs
Her touch and feeling were exquisite and phrasing
trayed the true musician music reached The d.
Ing room and by creeping u nvpd by
the music and anxious the musician. :,
The little girl did up schulnann mood
that evening and only the players OF schuann
sion pahos longing had found an inspired
interpreter ana those who seped her by the
magic which was her own secret md which had her
such honor the understood Schu
mann's music. and was at her best with him. z,
Had she perhaps chosen play this evening be-
cause she wished to be at her merely being i'm
PEELED by an overwhelming force within Perhaps
something both ,.N ~ ~ ~
Was she wishing humate people who had received
her so coldy? This little girl perhaps there
was something Of that feeling Who tell? but she
PLAYED as she had never played In London Paris Berlin
New York or philadelphia M1fyt. e tf3 "
At last she arrived those who henrd
her declared afterwafd that they had listened
magnificent renderngthe restrained the
yigor was refined When the spirited
nrehe des Davidsbundler contre les Phsn away
she glanced nj oswald Everard who standing
What highest except that ike death
IL Is the greatest leyeer? 1t gathers all keeping
The nttie girl ceased playing There was not sound to he
heard The magic was still holding her listeners When
hey had freed themselves with sigh they
greet her. 7fih tJfsN FNEfF-- ~
There only play like thatr cied the
mnto With sudden Inspiration Ihyra Flo
The little girl smiled. s. WE ~
3liThat name she said simply slipped out Of
the room. f8affae eh'l'st '13f a if1 ar1-sf7'
The early bird Of passage TOOK
her nghf oad but she 70 unobserysd
Oswald Everad the little swinging along road
sYou le Wild birdg this was your rreax
deao have your fun Of ALL and then play to us ana
make us,fre don't know how. and then go,
"You said the stirring up answered.
"and irather fancy have stirred Them up" W II
"And what do suppose for me? he asked
~ hope have proved that the blower and the
organlst nre sometines Identical" she answered.
Hdt he shook his head. We 80
wild BIRD he "you given me great ,des
and VIII tell You what 1t isto goodby for the
toodby wild birds are not 40 easily tameda
Then she waved her hand hsr way
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