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Erema

CHAPTER XXII
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She knew me by my likeness to my father, falling on the memories started by my name; and strong as she was, the surprise overcame her, at the sound of which up rushed the small Herr Strouss.
"Vhat are you doing dere, all of you?
vhat have you enterprised with my frau?
Explain, Vilhelmina, or I call de policemans, vhat I should say de peelers." "Stop!" cried the Major, and he stopped at once, not for the word, which would have had no power, although I knew nothing about it then, but because he had received a sign which assured him that here was a brother Mason.

In a moment the infuriated husband vanished into the rational and docile brother.
"Ladies and gentlemans, valk in, if you please," he said, to my great astonishment; "Vilhelmina and my good self make you velcome to our poor house.

Vilhelmina, arise and say so." "Go to the back kitchen, Hans," replied Wilhelmina, whose name was "Betsy," "and don't come out until I tell you.

You will find work to do there, and remember to pump up.

I wish to hear things that you are not to hear, mind you.


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