Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 615
rdiness of its occupant. A telephone belltinkled in a dressing-room, and he hurried out toanswer its summons. He was back almost im-mediately, his face red and his eyes snapping. Miss Meade, our pianist, has but now fallen,on her way to this place ! he said to the firstviolins, drawn up beside his… … YOUR NIECE HASS TALENT, SIR,HERR RICHTER. REMARKED the time was passing, the audience growing impa-tient. Suddenly (he director turned sharply to-ward Peace. Miss Payson, it iss you who will play thepianoforte ! he announced. A very bad busi-ness this —no rehearsal, no time; ach, it iss bad! Peace…
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