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Kathy_S
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Yes, she is a prefect in Switzerland.

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Do we see her with the instrument at a Christmas concert/play?

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No, we don't see her with the instrument at a concert or play.

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Is the instrument a piano?

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No, it is smaller than a piano.

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Is it Kitty Burnett and a violin?
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Is she seen in the orchestra?

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It is not Kitty Burnett, a violin, or seen in the orchestra.

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Is it Verity Carey with a zither? I forget which book, a half term expedition in Trials?

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No, it's not Verity or a zither. Why didn't I think of that?

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Is it an instrument one would expect a schoolgirl to be able to play?

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Is the instrument a flute?

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Hmm. When I was in grade school, I was impressed by the performance of one of my classmates on this instrument at a school assembly. However, I get the impression that the CS girl in question wasn't quite so proficient, possibly because her instrument wasn't as elaborate.

It's not a flute, though.

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Is it Cornelia and her - was it a saxophone? - instrument that made her blow her cheeks out when she had her 'orchestra' in the Tyrol?

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No, it's not Cornelia and the sax. The subject is a prefect in Switzerland....

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Is the subject Swiss?

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Kathy_S wrote:
No, it's not Cornelia and the sax. The subject is a prefect in Switzerland....


Ah .. I missed that - serves me right for jumping in without looking properly first :lol:

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No, judging from her name she isn't continental.

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Is it a violin?

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No, it is not a violin.

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