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"But I should say that all of them have inherited the love of preaching, especially your daughter Mea. Children can be unlike by disposition without its being necessary that one of them should constantly make sermons to the other." "My children are very often of different opinions, but I could not say that they preach much to each other," said Mrs. Maxa.
Knippel, that your husband is ordering living-quarters for Bruno, too?" Mrs. Maxa said in consternation. "Oh, yes, and this is why my husband has sent me here, to let you know how glad he is to do it for you," the attorney's wife said soothingly. "He was positively sure that you would be glad if he decided and ordered everything to suit himself and you." "But, Mrs.
Uncle Philip sat down quietly beside his sister and began: "As surely as I am now sitting here beside you, Maxa, so surely young Leonore of Wallerstätten was sitting beside me three days ago. I am really as sure as anything that it was Leonore's child. She is only an hour's distance away from you and is probably going to stay in this neighborhood for a few weeks.
Leonore really needed no more special care, and in case of an emergency Mea could easily run down to fetch her mother. "Leonore will mean more to you than she will ever realize," the mother concluded, "and I feel very gratified if you can do something for her, too." Mrs. Maxa then informed Apollonie of the new plan, and she felt sure that the latter would be glad to get home again.
"So you have resolved to carry this through, Maxa? Are you sure that you won't have to take it all back after your excitement has vanished?" he asked her. "You can rely on me, Philip. I have absolutely made up my mind to do it," the sister assured him. "You must help me now to put it through.
"Do we have to say good-bye now, Leonore," Salo asked, jumping up the carriage step, "and can't I see you any more?" "Salo," Mrs. Maxa said, "I was just thinking that you could sit beside the coachman if you want to. You can drive to Nolla with us, for you will want to see where Leonore is going. I can have you brought back to-morrow in time to meet your friends. Do you approve of that, Philip?"
The boy had been absolutely right when he supposed that Mrs. Maxa would be glad to help them, but she had to tell Bruno frankly that there was no advice she was able to give. She had no authority over the children and could therefore do nothing, as everything depended on Salo's early completion of his studies so that he could choose an occupation.
Apollonie had approached the lively group under the pine tree, and as there happened to be a suitable pause, she announced that dinner was ready. "I really ought to invite my dear friend, Mrs. Maxa, to come to the table with me; I shall ask, however, who is going to take me?" said the Baron.
But when everything stays the same for so long and there is no prospect of any change, it is so hard to keep this faith. If we can't do anything for ourselves, it seems as if everything would have to be that way. The woman said that if anybody is homeless once, he has to remain that way for the rest of his life." "No, no, Leonore," Mrs. Maxa answered, "you must not take a chance word seriously.
"I know my way so well." "Certainly, wherever you wish," the Baron replied. Entering the large hall, Mrs. Maxa was filled with deep emotion. Here she had spent the most beautiful days of her childhood in delicious games with the unforgettable Leonore and the two young Barons. Everything was as it had been then.
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