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The pitiful sum represented to the artist two months of his meager salary.
Here was absinthe unlimited, a little roulette, a new frock for Madame Frangipanni, perhaps even a dress coat for himself. "How old do you think Alixe is ?" unsteadily began the artist. "I should say about twenty-five," gallantly replied the Major. "We will premise that she is thirty-three," confidently began the musician, "or even thirty-five.
When I was a young fool at Warsaw, eighteen years old," he babbled.
"I was the local prodigy.
My first essays in public were, of course, concerts, and I was soon the vogue. And, later, asked as an artistic guest to the chateaux of the nobility in Poland, Kowno, Vitebsk, Wilna, Minsk, Grodno and Volhynia.
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