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There was no particular reason why Dr. Krumm should marry Franziska Fahler, except that he was the most important young man in Huferschingen, and she was the most important young woman. People therefore thought they would make a good match, although Franziska certainly had the most to give in the way of good looks. Dr.

He drops the basket to turn round and look at her face and say earnestly: "I have never spent so delightful a day; but it wasn't the fishing." Things were becoming serious. And next morning Charlie got hold of Tita, and said to her, in rather a shamefaced way: "What am I to do about that fox? It was only a joke, you know; but if Miss Fahler gets to hear of it, she'll think it was rather shabby."

Anybody who had seen Franziska Fahler, niece of the proprietor of the "Goldenen Bock" in Huferschingen, would admit that in a moment.

When we got out of Huferschingen, the stars were out over the dark stretches of forest, and the windows of the quaint old inn were burning brightly. "And have you enjoyed the amusement of the day?" says Miss Fahler, rather shyly, to a certain young man who is emptying his creel of fish.

It was always Miss Fahler now; a couple of days before it was Franziska. "For my part," says Tita, "I can't understand why you did it. What honour is there in shooting a fox?" "But I wanted to give the skin to her." It was "her" by this time. "Well, I think the best thing you can do is to go and tell her all about it; and also to go and apologise to Dr. Krumm." Charlie started.

But he is not sulky very long; for Ziska, hearing our footsteps, comes to the passage and bids us a friendly good-night. "Good-night, Miss Fahler!" he says, in rather a shamefaced way; "and I am so awfully sorry we have kept you up so late. We sha'n't do it again." You would have thought by his manner that it was two o'clock, whereas it was only half-past eleven!

"I will go and tell her, certainly; but as for apologising to Krumm, that is absurd!" "As you please," says Tita. By-and-by Franziska or rather Miss Fahler came out of the small garden and round by the front of the house. "O Miss Fahler," says Charlie, suddenly, and with that she stops and blushes slightly, "I've got something to say to you. I am going to make a confession.