“ ‘When I was young and called to the Bar.’ ”
“ ‘When I was young and called to the Bar.’ ”
General roar of laughter, taken by Harris as a compliment. Pianist, thinking of his wife and family, gives up the unequal contest and retires; his place being taken by a stronger-nerved man.
Cheerily. “Now then, old man, you start off, and I’ll follow. We won’t bother about any prelude.”
Upon whom the explanation of matters has slowly dawned—laughing. “By Jove! I beg your pardon. Of course—I’ve been mixing up the two songs. It was Jenkins confused me, you know. Now then.”