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Seven
A
Dials
Mystery
By
Agatha
Christie
A
Detective
Story
with
a
Thrai
in
Every
G
h
a
p
t
e
r
Wherein
a
Girl
Helps
to
Trap
an
International
Spy.
Commencing
-Soon
in
The
Daily
e
News
ok
JL.Y.U.
84
EPItiUips
Uppmheiin
Copyright.
192
by
E
INSTALMENT
XXXX.
"A
vein
of-weakness
in
this,
I
suppose,"
he
began
slowly,
oi
advancing
age
and
ineptitude
lately,
Miss
Brown,
for
the.
first
time
in
my
life,
I
have
felt,
I
will
not
say
the
need
of,
but
the
deslrr
of
a
confidante.
Accidentally
you
know
already
more
than
any
one
else
of
the
internal
affairs
here,
except
for
our
XYO
friend
at
Scotland
Yard
and
Nicholson
at
the
War
Office.
Some
of
these
affairs
we
are
engaged
upon
may
seem
to
you
a
little
trivial.
I
will
tell
yon
the
great
object
of
all
our
work
now
and
for
the
last
week.
We
want
to
detach
the
respectables
as
far
as
possible
from
for
eign
influence.
"Last
night's
incident
Was
only
one
of
several.
At
every
opportunity
we
are
doing
our
beat
to
discredit
these
fellows.
There
is
nothing
puts
up
the
baek
of
the
working
man
more
than
to
have
it
proved
to
him
that
those
who
are
supposed
to
be
his
leaders
and
friends
are
playing
the
fool
in
serious
ttanes,
like
Bretskopf
last
night.
I
hear,
by
the
bye,
that
Bretskopf,
or
the
leader
of
what
they
call
the
Action
Committee,
has
offered
secretly
10,000
pounds
for
distribution
among
the
press
to
make
as
light
as
possible
of
last
night's
business.
"That
won't
make
any
difference?"
Miss
Brown
asked
anxiously.
Desslter
trailed.
"What
do
you
think?
There's
no
influence
in
the
world
can
change
the
tone
of
a
single
paragraph
in
any
paper.
Tonight
Bretskopf's
episode
wftl
appear
in
great
head-'
lines."
r
1
"Supposing
you
succeed,"
Miss'
Brown
asked
"supposing
these
envoys
ti
dlscredltftfi-db
you
think
tpbetrolbl&,
VUl
pass
'do,-
peStS
SssirtJ
her.
"I
Phillips
Oppenhelm
have
come
to
the
conclusion
ud
ed
for
some
time
to
gase
at
the
Houses
of
Parliament.
The
inner
forces
of
life
to
which
one
pays
no
attention
in
one's
day-by-day
existence,
and
which
Miss
Brown
studiously
ignored.
seemed
suddenly
wonderful
things.
There
was
a
branch
of
XYO
in
FVMpS
THE,
7wrttSr
r.
6ea4
fershaaa
ragwis
Usefnd
of
Malakoff
how
well
she
remembered-Jt
-Malakoff,
stripped
nak-edr4h'e
'rnan.
his
curming
vicious-nesk,
Ms
sinister
malignity.
There
-was
the
nndlysls
of
Bretskopf
too-hot
pleasant
reading.
Some
of
it
naa
Been
oroaarasi
wiuiin
uic
last
few
days
far-seeing
pre-j
paratlons
for
what
was
to
come.
.
There
was
the
story
of
China1
a
closed
chapter
now
the
story
tw-tnrrrrewtnt-when
thejrho!
-!
ferment
of
black
fury
and
evil
rntent
had
been
focused
from
that
f
j
crime-drenched
city
in
Russia
up-
j
I
on
England;
stories
of
secret
ship-,
ments
of
arms,
of
great
stores
of
I
food
brought
in
different
capitals,
!
tfiioped
in
different
manners,
toi
different
warehouses,
cases
of
Inflammatory
pamphlets
to
be
i
translated
copied
and
duplicated
j
until
they
lay
like
poisonous
but
i
phantom
fungi
upon
the
land.
And
behind
all
these
it
vela
-
today
I
think
I
know
more
about,
t,kms
the
fiaure
of
the
man
who
:t
than
any
other
man
alive
,
had
defied,
the
secret
services
of!
that
with
all
the
blood
and
thun-
the
world
and
passed
from
capital
aer
talk
in
the
parks,
and
these
to
capital
with
an
ever-Increasing
meetings
inrougnoui
me
wnoie
price
upon
his
head,
a
man
un-ountry,
despite
these
frothy-
recognized
among
the
ereat
lead
tiouthed
'leaders,'
there
is
no
re-
ers
of
the
cause
for
which
he
olutionary
spirit
in
this
country."
:
toiled,
but
a
man
whose
name
The
private
telephone
rang,
soelled
terror
to
those
who
welded
i
Miss
Brown
received
a
cryptic
1
their
thunderbolts
in
the
caverns
I
message
and
passed
the
receiver
to
her
chief.
"From
Downing
Street,
she
an
nounced.
Desslter
listened
for
a
moment
and
spoke
almost
in
monosyllables.
Miss
Brown,
he
said,
"you
un
derstand.
I
know,
after
our
con
versation,
that
I
have
everv
con
fidence
in
you
every
confidence
and
a
great
deal
of
interest.
of
the
underneath
world.
Miss
Brown
bought
a
newspaper
and,
notwithstanding
the
cold,
sat
;
down
upon
the
edge
of
a
moisture
Beaded
seat
while
she
read.
It
AID
IN
NIGHT
CLUB
Serge
Malakoff,
Bretskopf
and
Kra-set
Fined
For
Drinking
I
With
Women
After
Hours
"I
am
very
proud
to
think
so."
I
.
.
Colonel
Desslter,"
Miss
Brown
ad-'
Brown,
after
her
return
to
mltteAl
j
Whitehall,
found
the
conference
"I
want
you
now.
therefore,"
he
Jer
-
Deastter
himself
absent.
wont
nn
HnHlV
-rwvt
tw
he
hurt
P"
WOrX
Dy
ine
SHM
OI
but
to
put
on
your
hat
and
coat
er
however
had
increased
very
nice
new
hat
and
coat
by
the
bye
and
hurry
out.
Go
anywhere
you
like
for
an
hour,
and
if
you
meet
any
one
whom
you
recognize
on
your
way
here,
forget
them."
Miss
Brown
struggled
into
her
coat
after
a
regretful
glance
to
ward
her
typewriter.
"There's
a
great
deal
of
work
to
be
done."
she
observed.
"Plenty
of
time
later
on."
Desslter
assured
her.
"One
hour,
mind.
Why
not
go
for
a
walk?
You
look
little
pale."
Miss
Brown
took
her
leave
and
descended
the
stairs
toward
the
lift,
very
demure,
very
quiet
and
unobtrusive.
As
she
reached
it,
however,
with
her
fineer
urjon
three
men
steDping
out.
She
stood
on
one
side,
dropping
her
eyes
at
once
as
she
noticed
their
curious
glances.
She
recognized
all
three
and
went
on
her
way
with
a
lit-
ue
smiie
oi
reflected
glory.
amazingly,
and
she
started
at
once.
With
a
keen
sensation
of
pleasure
she
realised
as
she
glanced
through
some
of
the
letters
to
which
she
was
to
reply
now
completely
sne
was
trusted
ai
l
o
cjocx
Mergen
had
been
aDoeared
con
templa
ting
the
bell.
It
swung
up
into
its
she
found
herself
accepting
"mace
and
she
was
conscious
of
situation
with
equanamtty.
the
"TVl
Unit
VnMxr
what
Ima
Pnl
rnr
cut?
r.Ttrs
umii
pu
ij.n
mmx
'"'
"
:
mWfiirms&'
'""
n'"imwtm..m
'-WP
'',
1
1
'.'.'!
mm
P...
THE
TYPE
OF
BRITONS
WHO
BRAVE
THE
TERILS
OF
THE
TRACKLESS
AIR
The
crew
of
the
R-101,
Britain's
wonder
airship
photographed
at
Cardlneton.
with
their
police-dog
mascot
Tim
fifth
man
from
the
left
in
the
middle
row
Is
Mr.
Johnston,
navigating
officer;
next
to
rum
skein
from
left'
is
Mr
the
officer
in
charge
of
test
flights;
next
(seventh
from
left)
is
Flying
Officer
Irwin.
Oaptatn
of
the
rtt
airship
half
contrite,
half
bewildered.
I
broadcast
the
first
words
of
the
Standing
by
the
side
of
the
stove
'
Flora
"How
long
have
you
been
here?
'j
Premier
alter
the
astounmng
ev-
miss
Brown
was
peaceiuay
mct-u-
she
asked,
mini!
to
her
feet
"Some
flv
or
ten
minutes
"
"I
am
rea'.iy
very
sorry."
she
confessed.
"I
worked
without
stop
ping
all
the
afternoon,
and
I
thought
Td
have
my
tea
by
the
fire.
I
never
sleep
in
the
daytime.
I
can't
think
what
happened
to
me."
"In
any
ease."
he
said,
"you
have
done
a
very
excellent
day's
work
already.
I
have
been
look-
ng
through
some
ol
it.
I
congra
from
somewhere
in
those
myster-1
tulate
you.
I
fail
to
find
a
single
fous
premises
beyond
and
Srought
.
error.
Your
letters,
too,
express
her
some
luncheon
upon
a
tray.
"Colonel
Desslter
thought
you
probably
wouldn't
go
out,
madam,"
he
said.
"So
we've
done
the
best
we
eould
fof
you."
With
an
omelette,
some
cold
meat,
rotte
and
butter,
some
bak-
ea
appies
ana
nan
a
Doiue
o
exactly
what
I
intended
to
con
vey."
Mlfs
Bro".
turned
on
the
light
and
looked
across
at
him
grate
fully.
Tla
ram
M
.
ki
i
Mia
Pumii
fait
Mfnnntinirlli
,
KMn,
"
lire:
All.
VTCtB
UUI.
1UIC
Ul
H
W
H
III,
1
.
I
TT
"
.
.
v
w
u
w
mim
nmm
w.t.
M.t.
,
we
Miss
Brown
walked
uoon
the
!
and
with
riiwrrHnn
vt
with
i
1
f
lf
a
little
singing
still
In
the
have
our
majority
in
the
House
of
Embankment
watched
the
sea!
healthy
appetite
When
she
had11,
a
flnvmg
of
the
senses.
commons."
galls
hovering
over
the
gray
water
;
finished,
she
recommenced
her
!?
whlcb
he
ROuW
not
account.
-That
Un't
the
point.
Do
you
and
scavenging
in
the
gutters
by
her
side
for
food.
No
rain
was
falling,
but
the
air
was
damp
and
cold
and
there
were
signs
of
fog
over
the
city.
After
a
brief
progress
eastward
she
turned
her
back
and
'walked
the
other
way.
passed
Scotland
Yard
looked
ud
toward
Downing
Street
and
paus
work.
She
was
disturbed
by
neither
t.
wnan.
nc
iuw
ui-
oeueve
inai
we
suu
nave
a
m
visitors
nor
telephone
calls.
To-
Uv
way
into
her
mind.
the
eountry?
Of
course
we
have
ward
3
o'clock
Memo
brouaht
She
had
had
a
uream
of
courts
not
We're
a
well-meaning
lot
of
herin
sometea
anda
olato
of
u
bMn
dream
She
glanced
duffm
Men
rv-
that's
whit
we've
hot
toast,
at
neither
of
which
sh-
"P
'
'
if"
Mnn,J?,7,f
,y
glanced.
He
lingered
for
a
mo-
.2
"
J"-
"
faeat
'Eumed
nur
olace
upon
the
hearth-
"If
you
will
pardon
the
liberty,
,
tBIlIi.miSw&
madam."
he
ventured,
"your
type-
i
!ZL
2?
fwW
w
writer
has
been
going
since
half-
ih",vrr'r
t40S,
,l
fi.ihaOWi''
paw
one,
ana
it
is
now
3
oclock
"
,
r
V
rr"-
22
.
Wight
l'
suggest
that
you.
have
fHJESffi,
2e'j
mor
mt
hM.
th.
t
nought
fully
as
though
and
rest
for
a
time?"
t0
MUs
Brown's
unspoken
ques-
VHtm
Armam
m
ultn1
tiOXI.
that
ah
tirmA
nh.iaii
.
Yes,
I
did.
he
confessed
weary,
yet
mentally
stimulated
by
yu
re
.not
angry."
one
of
the
rooms
of
that
great
i
the
continual
reminders
in
her
building
to
her
right.
She
envis
aged
it
all.
She
nerseii
was
developing
a
miniature
repUca:
files
of
reports
from
every
one
of
the
great
industrial
centres,
the
names
of
toe
passible
strike
leaders,
cuttings
of
speeches
from
the
local
papers,
an
account
of
the
men
themselves,
their
real
aims
and
character.
There
was
a
list
on
the
other
side,
too
a
blacklist
of
employers,
a
growing
compendium
qf
infor
mation
which
no
one
had
ever
troubled
to
oolleet
before.
Then
there
was
the
foreign
branch
with
fts
phantasmagoria
of
unending
detail
punctuated
by
mood-curd
-lmg
coldly
dramatic
records
of
unbelievable
happenings.
With
a
human
little
thrill,
so
straneelv
out
f
.accord
with
toe
tray
mlet-
mess
oi
nei
surrounainss.
sne
re-1
s;ier.
1
work
of
this
amazing
worii
into
imiiaus
t.iu
which
she
had
plunged.
Rlie
ae-
A
jouina'L't
lolterlr.s
about
cepted
Mergen's
suggestion
with
Downing
Street
ir.
search
of
copy
a
little
gesture
of
relief,
sipped
described
the
exodus
of
the
various
her
tea
and
munched
her
toast,
members
oi
the
cabinet
.
cun:il
curled
up
in
an
easy-chatr
near
.from
No
10
a
lew
days
later
the
fire.
A
pleasant
and
moat
in
idious
drowsiness
possessed
her.
There
was
something
which
seemed
like
a
mist
before
her
eyes,
a
pleasant
gliding
away
of
the
sen-
o
rest,
the
half-terr'fied.
half-stupefled
exit
of
a
flock
of
sheep
with
their
dreaded
yet
revered
canine
protector
at
their
heels."
Certainly,
though
neither
novetiet
nor
journalist
nas
ever
Meramea
to
She
sat
up
with
a
start.
She
1
attempt
to
disclose
what
may
hav?
was
conscious
of
the
queerest,
i
taken
place
at
a
Cabinet
Courier
moat
unfamiliar
sensation
In
the
the
events
which
immediately
fol-world,
her.
heart
was
beating
fast,
iorved
it
clearly
indicated
the
fact
toe
blood
racing
through
her
chat
It
had
been
of
a
startltnr,
veins
as
though
to
some
strange
!
nature.
Moss
of
the
little
company
sort
qf
mueic.
A
few
feet
away
i
made
their
hesitating
way
to-from
her,
in
toe
darkened
roorn,
ward
We.rtmtnster
standing
before
the
Are
with
his
The
Prune
Mrnltter.
attended
naodt
btftimi
hu
back,
w&s
Dse-
bt
a
faithful
subordinate,
step-
member
ed
those
passionate
hours
"Heavens,
have
I
been
adeen?
to
be
driven
to
the
Carlton.
Safe-
when
the
had
sat
at
the
table
i
M1m
Brown
exclaimed,
terrified.
!,v
ensconced
In
the
smoking
room,
and
taken
down
into
quaint
and
!
"It
would
appear
so,"
was
the
!
the
former
ordered
a
whisky
and
secret
symbols
the
story
of
what
i
noncommittal
reply.
I
soda,
filled
h!s
pipe
and
leaned
revelations.
There
was
the
sketch
strange
feeling.
She
was
puxaled,'
would
have
loved
to
have
heard
proved
ourselves
to
be
"What
exactly
are
Marabela'
demands?"
The
Prime
Minister
smoked
frrkwly
for
a
moment.
"Desaanda
surta
as
have
never
before
been
made
to
anj
Prime
nooaea
Minuter
or
an
estab!isned
eov
in
reply
.
eminent.'
he
said,
"a
course
of
i
i
;
Embarassing
Moments
action
as
he
may
dictate."
"In
other
words,
he
is
to
be
P-lmc
Minlrter,"
the
other
re-niarked.
"Precisely,
only
he
realises
the
fart
that
there
can
be
no
general
election
lust
now.
He
wants
to
govern
throurb
me
without
it.
T
am
to
wear
the
sheen's
head
and
hr'
to
do
Ihe
roar
Inn"
Whfn
are
you
going
to
see
him
again?"
"At
my
house
at
midnight
"
the
Prme
Mtnirter
replied,
with
a
grimace.
'
He
Insist':
upon
it
that
no
other
minister
is
oresent
The
only
person
he
wants
to
brins
with
him
is
Desslter.
head
of
our
new
department
at
the
Home
Office,
which,
by
the
bye,
was
his
Idea"
At
11
o'clock
that
night
Miss
Brown
"was
comfortably
tucked
tip
in
bed.
her
curtain
discreetly
drawn,
bat
her
window
a
few
ten
mmatea
she
had
preaeribedl
was
out
again
and
eeatai
In
Lbel
car.
Ii
was
barely
Jtvftoty
nsin-4
i
Mill
ii.
ml
t
UmbamI
rA
A
self
mnriftm
th
man
1-mitAi
i
llaht-hearted
Aoart
from
the
1ov
"ni
ultimatum
ta
all
rv
w-n-!wno"e
appearance
n
.
.
.
.
.
'if
of
ht
his
nrnlar
praHf
thr
there
was
raa
annt.hlntr
soaethmc
'
'
tk
the
Mlur
other
remarked,
r.mf,,V.
"but
,
still
.nil
i
familiar
U
her
BOOTH
inches
mm.
the
olottMe
which
he
sion
9
man
vaguely
I
tall,
sturdy'
man
of
iair
complexion,
-haven
with
features
seemed
carved'
of
granite
(To
Be
Continued
nday)
'
TT'fi
-.
ReciUtlafli.
Hpua
Matheaoa,
Dlvt-
had
discarded
ntaUv
folded
ua
Bong
"LaUabr."
Drvlasac
9.
on
one
chair,
the
clothes
whlrn
Dance.
Jean
Robertaon.
Division
the
tXQSKjsed
to
waar
In
toe
9.
morning
similarly
arranged
upon
Recitation,
"The
Boy
Who
At-another.
There
were
counted
out
ways
Told
the
Truth,"
Beryl
ready
for
her
bath
In
the
morn
Birch,
Division
8.
ing
six
pennies
on
the
comer
of
;
"Oafol
of
the
Ptowera,"
The
the
mantelpiece,
the
kettle
filled
Seotar
Divlatoas.
Dance
ents
of
the
afternoon.
Only
the
t
ing
when
he
was
awaxenee
oy
vioi'n
aolo
R;'.
waiter
who
brought
th
whlskvlthe
uind
of
a
motorcar
stopping
,
panted
by
Ruth
and
soda
and
his
.Dmuanlon
outrtde.
and
the
shrill
suru;non3
Danee.
Marvb
sea'ed
In
the
opposite
easv
chair,
i
of
thf
ekvtrie
bell
She
sa'
up
In
were
privileged
to
hear
them.
I
bed.
'remembered
her
night
dress
Well.
I'm
damned!"
I
on,
of
her
recent
purchase.
His
subordinate,
himself
a
cab-
whlcff
she
had
secretly
considered
inet
minister
of
high
rank
and
I
Immodestly
transparent
and
de-unaddicted
to
the
use
of
strong
1
ollete
and
sliding
out
of
bed,
language,
stretched
h'rwtlf
out
!
hurried
Into
a
dressing-gown
She
In
his
(
hair
and
looked
helnlesslv
oDened
the
door
upon
the
chain
up
at
the
celling
HI
expression
1
fcnd
peered
out.
It
was
Mergen
:
preted
by
Division
was
still
that
of
a
man
stricken
'
who
rtood
were
n
nai
m
nis
bow
mv
in::
dumb
by
the
unexprrt?d.
I
hand,
his
manner
apologetic
,KiraendaH
a-r
'tlrhat
An
mi
mV
n(
I
allO"
''Vm
TtTTV
MUU
IltnWn.
h
T
the
Prime
Minister
demanded
His
I
announced
4wt
the
Chief
wanU
companion
glanced
round
the,
you
at
Whitehall
at
once.
He
room
"At
first
I
thought
it
was
a
i
bluff,"
he
declared.
"I
am
not
wania
you
io
xo
wiui
mm
vo
conference."
It
is
very
pleasant
to
hear
you
sure
that
I
don't
thin
so
now
In
minutes.
"You
will
have
to
give
im
ten
Miss
Broau
decided
say
so."
any
case,
it
was
the
most
out-
eainujr.'
"As
a
matter
of
fact,"
he
observ-
rseeous
attack
unon
a
statesman!
"That
will
do
very
nicely,
miss.
claret,
as
compared
with
the
bun'ed
malting
his
way
toward
the
of
established
reputation
which
I
Miss
Brown,
honied
back
to
her
and
cup
of
coffee
which
Mies
inevitable
cirarette
box.
"I
can't
have
ever
heard
from
a
young
;
room,
nd
in
-very
little
more
than
I
Brown
inrax
now
i
mnageo
oeiore
yon
mart
attending
n's
nrst
caDinet
came.
They
used
to
send
me
up
Council
meeting."
special
younir
mn
from
one
of:
The
Prime
Minister
sighed
the
oparjmenu
but
none
of
my,
"Marabe!s
haa
thrown
a
bomb-
onel
Desslter
is
expected
back?"
j
ever
done
80
ulckly
or
;
shell
and
no
mistake.
We
are
face
she
inqaired
.
to
face
with
the
worst
crisis
in
skn
5
fteriuton
vision
5.
Horm.i
Arrhi.
Dance.
The
c
Dance,"
Division
4
Piano
Duet
B"";
MeWaughton
!)!.:
MacDonald's
F;irn
The
Rehear...!
Christmas
Cam!
"God
8ave
(;:
School.
I
'!(
'
''
(i
:
BAPTISTS
l'
su
B':rC
1
1
XMASTREE
herself
at
headquarVfcia
5flltrjM
fJatUfnn
at
rhar
i
Lw
was
lemglnc
la
hit,
otetU
by
the
Niglit
Fm
m
;.r.-;
m4
opposite
nun
saafttna
En.loahli'
Evi:i;t
'J
.-
A
large
audie::-
clean-1
crium
at
tnc
n
which
'
evenlr.?
on
t!
i
annual
Sunda
L
,
Tree
and
ent-rt.i.n-ii"t.-
T
gram
was
conf:n
:
n
.lissnvmrc
anu
mw
of
the
l:.
mved
1
du
'
-i
;
jRSqlTQiienTT
.H-.iium:
rand'-
v
HOLDS
CONCERT
x:
.
Hutdor
rhoir
n-,'i.N-
v
Christmas
Closing
r.sercBeS
Tktnrn
surprised
-
:
Plate
Thursdav
Aftemoen
a
rtlver
nenknif
.ably
-replied.
Al1
;
The
eletinc
exercises
prior
to
led
the
evening
the
Christmas
vacation
took
olace
-
most
-enloyabie
Thursday
afternoon
at
Booth
Memorial
School
when
the
pupils
assembled
In
the
auditorium
to
enoy
a
program
to
which
each
of
the
thirteen
divisions
emtrtbuted.
Miss
E.
A
Mercer,
principal
pre--ided
Accomoanists
were
Miss
I.
p
Grawe
Miss
E
A
Mercer
and
Mias
Myrna
Puller
The
details
of
'he
program
are
as
follows:
"O
Canada,"
the
School.
Carol.
"The
First
Noel."
the
School.
Action
Song,
Division
IS.
DaMe.
llaSi
Smith.
Dlviaton
11.
"Jolly
OM
St.
rflchlas."
songs
and
dances
Divisions
12
and
1.
Carol.
"0od
King
Weneealas,"
Ffmfbf
niildem
Action
Song.
"HesAi
and
Heels,"
Division
7.
-
.
Dance
aad
Son.
Dhrtaton
11.
in
a
loot
whit
program
Band
select
n
r.
Kn
Omn
Btui
'
Thuroer
Rt-ritation
Bil''
Violin
Solo
tv
Vocal
Duet
B
i
ton.
Recitation
At-'
Dialogue.
Ka'
Class
Christmas
Cb.
:
partment.
,
Recitation
Recitation
Pianoforte
eron.
Recitation
Mai'.:
H..7-
S
i'
h:
:
Exercise.
Mrs
T
Recitation
A':.-Vtoltr
Jolo
f.i'
RerltaUon
Mai
,
Christmas
I'.'
lHamblln'a
Clas
ReciUtion
la
k
Vocal
8o!o
v
.accompanied
by
Pianoforte
S".
ReciUtion.
Bn'
Piano
Solo.
H-v
Recitation.
Jc
;
Song.
June
Oi!k
I
.
-i!
.1.
i
ii.i'.'.1'1'
-
l.
cf".
-.at
!
Wnl
f'.is
'it-:
1-15;.
&
...
A'-..-"0
..
wit
!
ir.is.1'.
.,
;
ra.'