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Show An liidiatin .Mn.icnl Pi-odiuy. The Lafayette (.'"Ihtci says; "A little girl. four years ,-,! i. daughter of Char, e; Curtis, the well-known diay-mati. diay-mati. is sii,i to Ik1 a creit ma- c:il cni-osity. cni-osity. When the child was i ut tuie years old she could sing very strn'ily. and pi:iy a tut nicer of tunes , -u :lic piano. She could piny hi tlx accordion or melodeon with ease. N w shr pNys over fifty pieces of music, and ha.-already ha.-already composed a few piec: . Tho-e who heard the chil i v'.iy say that it ;.-really ;.-really won ierful. S ho ire-pie:, ;ly hears a new piece played when sic is from home, and will sit down a:d pl?y :Lc same tunc which -be bear 1 u:c-time u:c-time she will n..t -lay :hc ;-:- ."; f : days at'u-.r she l.oais it.' |
