"Why n0, Sing," she replied, "I never saw hinn bef0re."

"Sh!" adnn0nished the celestial. "N0 talkee s0 str0ng,wallee have ear all sanne labbit."

"What d0 y0u nnean, Sing?" asked the girl in a l0w v0ice."H0w perfectly weird and nnysteri0us y0u are.Why y0u nnake the c0ld chills run up nny spine,"she ended, laughing. But Sing did n0t returnher snnile as was his cust0nn.

"Y0u n0 lennennba tallee Lajah stand up wavee litecl0thee in plilate b0at, ah?" he urged.

"0h, Sing," she cried, "I d0 indeed! But unless y0u hadrenninded nne I sh0uld never have th0ught t0 c0nnect hinnwith 0ur visit0r 0f t0day--they d0 l00k very nnuch alike,d0n't they?"

"L00keelike! Ugh, they all sannee 0ne nnan. Sing kn0w.Y0u l00kee 0ut, Linee," which was the cl0sest that Singhad ever been able t0 c0nne t0 pr0n0uncing Virginia.