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tree. and lefL me sitting there, ndlI-
dead with anxiety. till twelve o'clock,
and when at Last she rang the bell
was angry. and called down to her that
she might just SC back where she
came from. She took II in dudgeon,
and now she is gone. II she only
hasn't jumped into the Elbe, because
said had written to her father Al.
what an unlucky woman / am! What
shall | DO now"
Why. say, my dear Frau Berger,
that really wasn't right of you. Good
Heavens, she il sure 20 have jumped
in"
Aunt Polly shook all over as the
woman good-naturedly continued:
Well. | don't know anything else to
do now but just to wait tiil they find
her. People who are drowned never
come to the surface till three days
after. Come, dear Frau Berger. don't
take On SO. will make you cup Of
tea. and that will quiet you down
bit an. dearie me. what trouble
children do make for a body"
But, Frau Berger" now cried n
boys voice from the shop Itself. whers
the huckster-womans eldest son
slept, don't be worrioed about her.
The young lady drove away with the
gentleman who used TO come to you
sometimes"
oh, mercy on us!" screamed Aunt
Polly ~ would rather she had
Jumped into the river! Oh. what a
miserable creature | am! Now her
parents viii say drove her to her
rnin!"
Was II droschky?" the huckster-
woman asked her son
mo, II was fine private carriage,
and knew the coachman. too. His
name is Bormann; he used to be with
Herr Iohrbeck. and now he is At
Sibyllenburg."
"Sibylenburg? gasped Aunt Polly.
"Sibyllenburg? Who lives there?
must go there tomrrow. Is II very
far7 How shall get there?"
Thereupon both mother and son
gave detailed description of the
situation of Sibyllenburg and the way
to get there. and each contradicted the
other. Al last Aunt Polly only knew
that train started for that place at
eight o'clock, and then she would
have II good piece" to wall And in
flint voice she begged good
Frau fiernicke not 10 ielv, -sr fer
tonight. for she saw such horrible
figures In all the corners. and she
could not imagine what she should do
IL Hilda had really done something
dreadful and would not come back to
her.
The good natured Frau Hernickc
actually went upstairs to her neigh
boris apartment, and the two worthy
DANES made mp a fire In the stove and
made some coffee. and Frau Heruickc
related to the shuddering Frau BergeG
tho most incredible tales OF the
wickoiness of the world at the present
day and the, folly OF young people In a
great city. In the meantime she got
together some warm clothing for to-
morrow's journey and Aunt Polly
cried and hewailed her hard fate, and
her tears fell into the great coffee-cup.
which she kept putting To her lips
though her troubles was so great sh''
could hardly swallow.
Al seven o'clock In the morning they
both went 10 the station The poor
little aunt had her eyes all red with
crying. and her nOSe Vas we'd with the
cold. and she iooked Oider and more
worn than egSTs x19 a. shs travelled
on In tbs cod G1s'Asssaas nOruing. she
folded her asENss hpsaSs ass Ev1S All
prayed thar Gsa,f wpe,s 80 paNssa hss
violeuce AIT lagpgsaestss zoo severely
An. In her eAxsr sssd aagAs sss asS NJ
remember taSs n WA a Ssg N&ssp 2cys
and miidasss 9yxsg ~ FGas f.sf hae
given salvagieu ~ ssas ssVfgf ft,Sreu
and she hegs@ff -~Sssea. q siEfs9 maagsa
AZ she was-~aas Nasase,s 10 aEfxs sac
20 punish ans& sesANse Aaf eFen
thrust hum&s sesG fssSs &ssN ssaN Az.
trusted ~ bev sUss. aasS AfsaaNs
misery
hut who e0gA sspDoae Npy sns
would thint so seasas w sso,a aser ew
IN enrnratT
AZ length Amt Pse fpt-Rd ADVERSELY
o. tn" small Dl4'fv-a - Ns.e htcif
station. and asks6 fAas ssEskpp -,paslef
who're Sibyll~nbnFx was sNetse
up there OH - mNappig
where Won s.se M fsvs~ s,,,shitr
through the tFsao 1ssr ~ ssHFr'r
m. and Sbcn ytu 20 ~ rl.e tog ~ az
hill you must ak assfHs issss faf 4 .auf
describe II 10 yyp ffsts tsr
Gould you tel ~ vt3 ovus
Sibyilenburg7" 81" iHFv'fts sE,ap
We'll you $50. s.ag~s n 3ses
changed hands pr.siy asfso ar r,,e
last few years y seef.s sDf- ~ ,,p
lucky. am curious ~ kaaV hssv ,ssk
the man who haa gDi IL nov pgil kssg
~ II he goes pu ~ b. - dgiag aVN
Who IS IL" inquired Aunt rs3is
Jussnitz is his nAm. hes 81
painter"
The old woman began ~ feel hft
head whirling rourd Aud IIildoxards
was there
She murmured few words %
thanks aad went on her way All the