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Chapter 5 - (VERSO)

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that your grandfather can’t see that for himself, and him such a broad-minded man! He’s the only minister I ever had much use for. He’s God’s own if ever a man was. And he loves you—yes, sir, he loves you like the apple of his eye.”

“And I love him,” said Felix warmly. “I love him so much that I’ll even try to be a minister for his sake, though I don’t want to be.”

“What do you want to be?”

“A great violinist,” answered the child, his ivory-hued face suddenly warming into living rose. “I want to play to thousands—and see their ey eyes look as yours do when I play. Sometimes your eyes


TEXT ANNOTATION

From "Each in His Own Tongue." Note the "4" changed to a "5."