Gustav Klimt dancer

br />saw it too,' said Cliff. 'When we was walking here, you were bouncing along.' He looked under the table. 'And you is tapping your feet.'
'And you keep snapping your fingers,' said Glod.
'I can't stop . 'No‑one's got that many teeth.'
'I didn't mean buy it,' said Glod. 'Just . . . borrow it for a while.'
'Days stealing,' said Cliff.
'No it's not,' said the dwarf. 'We'll let them have it back when we've finished with it.'
'Oh. Dat's all right den.'
Buddy wasn't a drummer or a troll and he could see the technical flaw in Glod's thinking about the music,' said Buddy. 'You're right. We need . . .' he drummed his fingers along the table, '. . . a sound like . . . pang pang pang PANG Pang . . .'You mean a keyboard?' said Glod.'Do I?''They've got one of those new pianofortes just over the river in the Opera House,' said Glod.'Yah, but dat sort of thing ain't for our kind of music,' said Cliff. 'Dat sort of thing is for big fat guys in powdered wigs.''I reckon,' said Glod, giving Buddy another lopsided stare, 'if we put it anywhere near Im‑ near Buddy, it'll be for our kind of music soon enough. So go and get it.''I heard where it cost four hundred dollars,' said Cliff