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"You Lieutenant Von Schenk?" I admitted I was, and then heard this disgusting news. "Kranz, 1st Lieutenant U.39, reported suddenly ill, Zeebrugge, poisoning you relieve him. Ship sails in one hour forty minutes from now my car leaves here in forty minutes and takes you to Zeebrugge. Here are operation orders inform Von Weissman he acknowledges receipt direct to me on 'phone. That's all."
"'Shh-h-h, dearie!" "Aylorff der klenste Kranz far ihm!" "'Shh-h-h, dearie! Talk English, like Selene wants. Wait till we get on the ship the beautiful ship to take us back. Mama, see out the window! Look! That's the beautiful Forest Park, and this is the fine Hotel Walsingham just across. See out! Selene is going to have a flat on " "Sey hoben gestorben far Freiheit. Sey hoben " "There!
"Undt dere iss blenty poor folk all about us," said Mrs. Kranz, shaking her head. "Lucky you are, dot you know noddings about idt." "Why shouldn't we know something about it?" demanded Ruth, quickly. "Do you mean there will be much suffering among our tenants because of this storm, Mrs. Kranz?" "Gott sie dank! nodt for me," said the large lady, shaking her head. "Undt not for Maria's fadder.
She leaned down into the recesses of the black grenadine, withdrawing from one of the pockets a pair of silver-rimmed spectacles, adjusting them with some difficulty to the nodding head. "Shila's little mamma! Shila's mamma!" "Aylorff, the littlest wreath for Aylorff Meine Kräntze " "Yes, yes." "Mein Mann. Mein Sühn." "Ssh-h-h, dearie!" "Aylorff der klenste Kranz far ihm!"
She bustled away to reappear in a moment with a tiny glass of something that almost strangled Neale when he drank it, but, as he had to admit, "it warmed 'way down to the ends of his toes!" "Oh, this is fine!" Agnes declared, ten minutes later, when she was sipping her hot chocolate. "I love the snow and this was almost like getting lost in a blizzard." Mrs. Kranz shook her head.
Come on," the boy said. "I know the way after we cross this brook. There is an unfinished street leads right into town. Comes out there by your store building where those Italian kids live." "Oh! If Mrs. Kranz should be up," gasped Agnes, "she'd take us in and let you dry your feet, Neale." "We'll get her up," declared Ruth. "She's as good-hearted as she can be, and she won't mind."
McNabb finished and, reaching for the telephone, called the police headquarters. A few minutes later the chief himself appeared, accompanied by the night watchman, Kranz, whose story of the nervous and agitated appearance of Hedin on his midnight visit to the store forged the strongest link in the chain of circumstantial evidence.
"I thought it was the brandy," said Jigger with a grin. To all who fought in the war a change of some sort had come. Those who emerged from it to return to England or her far Dominions, or to stay in the land of the veld, of the kranz and the kloof and the spruit, were never the same again.
Lange lebe Franz der Kaiser In des Glueckes hellem Kranz! Ihm erbluehen Lorbeerreiser, Wo er geht, zum Ehrenkranz. Gott erhalte " Long live Francis, brightest gem In fair Fortune's diadem O'er him see the laurel wave, Honoring the true, the brave! Haydn's hands dropped exhausted from the keys; his form rocked to and fro, and, half fainting, he sank back into the arms of Salieri and Kreutzer.
When he heard that sufficient protection could not be given, he counter-ordered the convoy, but the message did not arrive until after it had started. On the second day of the march a body of the enemy was found blocking the road at Zwavel Kranz between Heilbron and Heilbron Road Station. It was De Wet waiting for the convoy.
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