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CHAPTER IV
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At the carouse I could not say no." "And wherefore not ?" returned Otto; "that would never have troubled me." The friends now wandered on, arm-in-arm.

Later in the evening we again meet with them together, and that at the house of a noble family, whose name and rank are to be found in the "Danish Court Calendar;" on which account it would be wanting in delicacy to mention the same, even in a story the events of which lie so near our hearts.
Large companies are most wearisome.

In these there are two kinds of rank.

Either you are riveted to a card-table, or placed against the wall where you must stand with your hat in your hand, or, later in the evening, with it at your feet, nay, even must stand during supper.

But this house was one of the most intellectual.


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