Part of the time I watched the storm , and the other part I watched Naomi 's face . It was dreadful to see , like the storm , and yet I liked to see it . `` After the thunder was over it rained a while longer , and Naomi sat down and talked to me . She asked me who I was , and when I told her she asked me to play something for her on her violin , '' -- Felix shot a deprecating glance at Mr. Leonard -- `` because , she said , she 'd heard I was a great hand at it . She wanted something lively , and I tried just as hard as I could to play something like that . But I could n't . I played something that was terrible -- it just played itself -- it seemed as if something was lost that could never be found again . And before I got through , Naomi came at me , and tore the violin from me , and -- SWORE . And she said , ` You big-eyed brat , how did you know THAT ? ' Then she took me by the arm -- and she hurt me , too , I can tell you -- and she put me right out in the rain and slammed the door . '' `` The rude , unmannerly creature ! '' said Janet indignantly . `` Oh , no , she was quite in the right , '' said Felix composedly . `` It served me right for what I played . You see , she did n't know I could n't help playing it . I suppose she thought I did it on purpose . '' `` What on earth did you play , child ? '' `` I do n't know . '' Felix shivered . `` It was awful -- it was dreadful .
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