The Queen's Scarlet
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"Not that one; harder; your upper A. " A note an octave higher rang out pure and clear.
"That's better! Now begin again: the soft movement, please. " Mr Wilkins waved his wand, and a fresh start was made, but it was moremelancholy than the first. It sounded as if the women gathered in themarketplace to welcome the return of the German warriors had set up ahowl of misery, which was ended by the crack of the conductor's stick.
"Stop! stop! stop!" he yelled. "You are blowing out of tune, sir! This...is horrible! we cannot have a row like cats in the band!" This was a legitimate occasion for mirth, so the men laughed, and MrWilkins looked pleased and the spectacles twinkled.
"Now, again; and be careful, sir, if you are to play with us. Now, then!" Down came the baton, two bars were played, and the result was so muchworse that the bandmaster banged his music-stand frantically.
"Stand back, sir!" he yelled. "This is ridiculous! What does thecolonel mean? What do you mean, sir, by pretending you know the music?What?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Not that one; harder; your upper A. " A note an octave higher rang out pure and clear.
"That's better! Now begin again: the soft movement, please. " Mr Wilkins waved his wand, and a fresh start was made, but it was moremelancholy than the first. It sounded as if the women gathered in themarketplace to welcome the return of the German warriors had set up ahowl of misery, which was ended by the crack of the conductor's stick.
"Stop! stop! stop!" he yelled. "You are blowing out of tune, sir! This...is horrible! we cannot have a row like cats in the band!" This was a legitimate occasion for mirth, so the men laughed, and MrWilkins looked pleased and the spectacles twinkled.
"Now, again; and be careful, sir, if you are to play with us. Now, then!" Down came the baton, two bars were played, and the result was so muchworse that the bandmaster banged his music-stand frantically.
"Stand back, sir!" he yelled. "This is ridiculous! What does thecolonel mean? What do you mean, sir, by pretending you know the music?What?
What to read after The Queen's Scarlet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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