Usually they disagreed on such points.
Apollonie was quite absorbed in listening, too, and nodding her head once in a while, she seemed to say: "Yes, yes, I know that he couldn't be called Salo for nothing." This interesting subject of conversation kept her longer than usual to-day.
"Suddenly she started up, quite frightened.

Oh, is it possible?
It is nearly one o'clock.

Hurry up, Loneli, or you'll be late for school.
Maezli, you and I have something to do, too, this afternoon.

I shall take you on a walk and I'll tell you where we are going as soon as we start." As the dishes had to be washed first, Apollonie thought that Maezli might go out to play in the garden.

But Maezli preferred to see the plates washed and dried and afterwards set in neat rows.