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he spoke o keep her aware
she was the subject of his
observation
his presence may have been 
unaware to her
as she never took
him or his kind serious
she allow others to dabble in
her life
some wished to cause
disturbance
and disrupt his ever to find
someone incompatibility
for him
her living only to spite him
her ways and worries
to undermine him

she thought the chelloist wanted her new position as first string. Instead of congratulating her, she poured tomato juice on her white garment. Figuring it would be to late to buy a new one, by the time she would be fitted for the show. They discovered the actions of the Tuba-woman, and said nothing unil the night of the show. When they seated the orchestra, and just before the curtain, they called her from her position, and asked her if she knew the music
on chello, " why?" she asked, " why?" " is all well with Criss, is all well?" no the gentlemen told her, come with us. They took her to the back, and gave her a white gown and asked her to perform. She did and Criss stood back stage and watched, towards the end of the intermission, they asked the woman to leave,
they told her they knew what she did and allowed this to occur to have the press deal with her. She left and one actor upon the show wrote this poem of her.

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