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Gritli’s Children

CHAPTER VII
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He told a terrible tale of some scrape into which you had led him, and from which he had got away safe only by his own most skilful management.

On the evening of that unlucky Festival he had scampered away from his captors with all his might, flung himself into a railway carriage, and, travelling all night, had not stopped till he reached home.

Now you see, dear Oscar, that you have something to answer for in this affair; for even if Feklitus was unnecessarily frightened, it does not alter the fact that you got him involved in a most unpleasant way, and his parents are naturally very angry with you.

You must at any rate take measures to set Mrs.Bickel's mind at rest She told me yesterday that she had lost her sleep and her appetite, from thinking about the beautiful leather trunk, and the six new suits of clothes, which she has no doubt the waiters at the Crown Prince are sharing among themselves.

You must go to the hotel, pack all the clothes carefully, lock the trunk, and send it to him.


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