(Surrey) florist's aiststant, whose song "Goodbye to Love" has been accepted by a London firm of music publishers, said in an interview'
"My efforts are quite spontaneous, The words and music simply come to me. My published song actually took me ten minutes."
The following is part of the song [she wrote in ten minutes "The things we said we'd do, dear, The places where we'd go, But now it is all through, deer, Although I love youse."
Miss Diss is very lucky. It would take forty years for things ike that occur toa humdrum. chap ike me, Scene One 'Tue venerable sage Wang Pule was sitting beneath a mulberry tree drink. Ing tea with his silk-worm, All was serene. Not a spoon stirred, The distant' peaks' of the mountains of blushed at the approach of night. said the silk-worm, "teli man marry his widow's began the sage, and then, suddenly checked himself. He turned a grim gaze on his com-anton, The silk-worm dropped his eyes, and wriggled "uneasily. "It went down very well with us worms," he stam-But, when he looked up again, 17 sage had gone, A star fell, He b tovcollect the 4ea things, Quest of the Pangolin Tu July a telegram reported the Pangolin Expedition as on its way to Shanghai, but as encountering slight trouble' on the Anhwei-Kiangst.
A correspondent drew attention to the fact that the Expedition nad never arrived at Shanghat at all, He ted permission to investigate Ar he guaranteed to pay alt his own expenses and to relinquish the Serial rights in what might turn out fo be an enthralling tale of adventure, no objection was raised to Proposal,
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