The cake disposed of, she lifted up a sweet little voice, and sang:--

"'There's a colleen fair as May,

For a year and for a day

I have sought by ev'ry way

Her heart to gain.

"'There's no art of tongue or eye

Fond youths with maidens try,

But I've tried with ceaseless sigh,

Yet tried in vain.'"

(Pause.) "I'm afraid I forget some," the Atom confessed, ashamed. "But

I know all the parts about my guinea-pig," she added anxiously.

"Will you sing those parts?" he asked courteously.

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