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CHAPTER IV
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It was Psyche herself who stood beside Cupid.

She smiled in a friendly manner; the little lad had certainly told her who the gentlemen were; but she became crimson, and cast down her eyes when Wilhelm looked back after her: he beckoned to Jonas, who immediately came to him.

The girl was his sister, he said, and was called Eva.

Wilhelm nodded to her, and the friends went on.
"That was a beautiful girl!" said Wilhelm, and looked back once more.

"A rosebud that one could kiss until it became a full blown rose!" "During the experiment the rosebud might easily be broken!" answered Otto; "at least such is the case with the real flower.


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