To which Mildred Henderson coolly replied:--

'Don't bother me with cute things now. Play with Henry and keep quiet.'

And Humphrey's voice droned on down there.

Henry dropped on the piano stool. Corinne was certainly less

indifferent. A little.

He struck chords; all he knew. He hummed a phrase of the Colonel's song

in _Patience_.

Corinne drew a chair to the end of the keyboard and settled herself

comfortably. 'Sing something,' she said. 'I love your voice.'

'It's no good,' said he, flushing with delight.

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