:46:13
And he was playing God Save the King.
:46:27
And that boy couldn´t be stopped.
:46:29
He played all three stanzas.
:46:37
When he was finished...
:46:38
...the guard Iooked very happy.
:46:41
I asked the feIIow, "´Are you now
convinced, sir, that he Iikes music?"´
:46:45
And he said, "´Yes! "´
:46:47
So, the boy got his vioIin into EngIand.
:46:53
Then came the arrival...
:46:55
...at Liverpool Street Station.
:46:58
Everyone was being picked up...
:47:01
...and l wasn´t.
:47:03
l remember sitting
in an enormous arrival hall.
:47:08
And l just sat.
:47:10
Nobody came to me, nobody taIked to me.
:47:15
I think I must have sat for an hour.
:47:18
Maybe longer, l don´t know.
:47:22
Then came two people...
:47:23
...who were my guardians...
:47:25
...and they introduced themseIves.
:47:27
They expIained that they Iived in LincoIn.
:47:31
They didn´t speak one word of German...
:47:33
...and I didn´t speak one word of EngIish.
:47:37
If they said, "´LincoIn,"´
that couId have been...
:47:39
...anywhere.
:47:40
Never heard of the pIace.
:47:44
My mother sent me off saying:
:47:46
´´Whoever is going to be good enough
to take you in...
:47:49
´´...and give you a home...
:47:50
´´...you must treat as a temporary mother. ´´
:47:53
When we arrived back
from LiverpooI Street...
:47:57
...and we aII went to bed...
:47:59
...in the evening...