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Over his breakfast the boy talked wisely on art, as is the wont of young singers, and afterwards he went on his way down the street.
"It's a great pity," said the baker; "he seems a decent young chap."
"He has nice eyes," said the baker's wife.
As the boy passed down the street he frowned a little.
"What is the matter with them?" he won