[Illustration: "THE HARMONY OF THE EVENING."
_Romantic Youth (with more assurance than voice)_. "I CANNOT SING THAT OLD SONG."
_Voice from next room_. "THEN DON'T--THAT'S A GOOD FELLOW!"]
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