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Meantime he was innocently preparing a new ingredient for the popular dish of horrors to be served at the ordinary of the city the next day. For the old servant's were not the only eyes that had seen him besides those of Teufelsbuerst. What could be more like a vampire, dragging his pall after him, than this apparition of poor, half-frozen Lottchen, crawling across the roof?
Here he gave a stone that stood near by, such a tremendous whack that sparks flew out of it. "Don't smash us, please, Mr Tree Man," said Lottchen trembling. "No fear, little Miss Lottchen, no fear, you're a nice little thing, you are; one can see that to look at you. You would never cut me down, would you?" "Why, of course not," said Lotty.
Lottchen said that she could never have treated her little friend Hansi so cruelly, and that she hated that man Brutus. At last they reached the end of the woodpath, and there lay Waldheim for so the farm was called before them. A big dog sprang out to meet them.
Peeping through a window he was passing, to see whether it belonged to his room, he spied Teufelsbuerst, who, at the very moment, was lifting his head from the faint into which he had fallen at the first sight of Lottchen. The moon was shining clear, and in its light the painter saw, to his horror, the pale face staring in at his window.
You never saw her before." "How do you come to be over head and ears in love with her, Lottchen, and you haven't seen her at all?" interposed Richter. "Will you or will you not go to the devil?" rejoined Lottchen, with a comic crescendo; to which the other replied with a laugh. "No one could miss knowing her," said Heinrich. "Is she so very like, then?" "It is always herself, her very self."
"'None of your chaff!'said Richter. 'Your face is honester than your tongue, and confesses what you cannot deny, that you would give your chance of salvation a small one to be sure, but all you've got for one peep at Lilith. Wouldn't you now, Lottchen?
Lottchen was sure that the master did not know what he was doing when he allowed his sister to turn Thekla away and all for what? for having a lover, as every girl had who could get one.
Before noon he had taken leave of Frau Spritzkrapfen, turned buxom Lottchen scarlet all over by a hearty, sudden, farewell-kiss, and was far on his way from Freiberg, with its red-vined balcony and its dark laboratory, never again to visit it or them.
There was no stone up. I asked the sexton about her. He said he supposed she was the daughter of the woman buried there last Thursday week. I knew it was Lilith." "Her mother dead!" said Lottchen, musingly. Then he thought with himself "She will be going there again, then!" But he took care that this ghost-thought should wander unembodied. "But how did you know her, Heinrich?
The French chorister was not daunted by the Lottchen, but, as my uncle maintained, sang his part, spectacles on nose, in the finest falsetto that ever proceeded forth from a human breast. She assumed airs of importance, required a good deal of coaxing, but at last consented, so that we came to have bravuras in our concerts. She was a singular creature this Miss Meibel.
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