. The Director was there, too; not to lose
any time and yet not be tardy, he had put a watcher at the door to let
him know when the carriage was approaching. The Director was very
polite and lifted his cousin out of the carriage, greeting her heartily.
Then he helped Miss Grideelen to dismount, thanking her warmly for
coming. He told her how glad he was that she had been willing to follow
his cousin into this solitude, for otherwise it would have worried him
to leave her alone so long. He appreciated their great sacrifice in
coming and he hoped that his trip, which was very urgent, would not
keep him away too long.

"Where is your daughter, Frederick?" asked Miss Dorner now.

The Director glanced about.

"I saw her just a moment ago. Where are you, Cornelli?" he called
towards the house.

"Here I am!" It sounded from very near, for Cornelli had hidden behind
her father, so as to inspect the new arrivals without being seen
herself.

"Come forward and speak to your cousin and to Miss Grideelen!" ordered
Mr. Hellmut.

Cornelli gave her hand first to her relative and then to the other
lady, saying to each: "How do you do?"

"You can call me cousin, and this lady is called Miss Grideelen," said
the cousin, hoping that the child would repeat her greeting and would
call her and her friend by the names she was just told to use in
speaking to them. But the child did not say another word.

The Director now turned towards the carriage, giving Matthew
instructions for the horses. Then everybody stepped into the house and
soon the whole company sat down at the richly laden dinner table. Miss
Mina earned many praises for the deliciously planned meal. When the
afternoon came the host took the ladies around his place, for his
cousin was anxious to become acquainted with everything she had to
take care of.

"Oh, what an abundance of fruit!" Miss Grideelen exclaimed over and
over again. "How many cherry trees and what enormous apple trees! Oh,
what a row of pear trees! You must be able to fill your bins with fruit
in the autumn, Mr. Hellmut! Where do you
. The Director was there, too; not to lose 
 any time and yet not be belated, he had place a watcher at the door to lease 
 him sleep together when the carriage was approaching. The Director was very 
 civil and rise his cousin out of the carriage, greet her heartily. 
 Then he helped Miss Grideelen to dismount, thank her warmly for 
 coming. He told her how glad he was that she had been uncoerced to follow 
 his cousin into this solitude, for otherwise it would have worry him 
 to leave her alone so long. He appreciate their great sacrifice in 
 coming and he hop that his trip, which was very urgent, would not 
 keep him away excessively long. 

 " Where is your daughter, Frederick? " asked Miss Dorner now. 

 The Director glanced about. 

 " I saw her just a here and now ago. Where are you, Cornelli? " he called 
 towards the house. 

 " Here I am! " It sounded from very near, for Cornelli had hidden behind 
 her father, so as to inspect the new arrivals without being seen 
 herself. 

 " Come forward and speak to your cousin and to Miss Grideelen! " ordered 
 Mr. Hellmut. 

 Cornelli gave her hand first to her relative and then to the early 
 dame, saying to each: " How do you do? " 

 " You can call me cousin, and this dame is call Miss Grideelen, " said 
 the cousin, hoping that the child would reprise her greeting and would 
 call her and her friend by the names she was just tell to use in 
 speaking to them. But the child did not say another word. 

 The Director now turned towards the baby buggy, giving Matthew 
 instructions for the horses. Then everybody stepped into the family and 
 soon the whole caller sat down at the richly laden dinner table. Miss 
 Mina earned many praises for the lusciously planned meal. When the 
 afternoon came the host took the ladies around his place, for his 
 cousin was anxious to become acquainted with everything she had to 
 assume concern of. 

 " Oh, what an abundance of fruit! " Miss Grideelen exclaimed over and 
 all over again. " How many cherry trees and what enormous apple trees! Oh, 
 what a row of pear tree! You must be able to fill your bank identification number with fruit 
 in the autumn, Mr. Hellmut! Where practice you
. Thf Director was there, too; not to lose
any time aid yet hot be txrdy, he had put a watcher at tye doir to let
him know when the carrpage was qppriqching. The Directov was yery
pmoite and liftec his coushn out of the wafrnage, greeting her heartily.
Then he hejped Mixs Grideelen to qismptnt, fhanking her warmly for
coming. He tkld her how glad he eas that she had been willlng ho follow
his cousij into this solyrude, for othdrwise it would have wkrried him
to leave her alone so long. He apprecuared jheir great wacrisice in
cominn and ha hoped that his trip, whmch qas very urgent, would not
keep him away joo long.

"Wharz is your daughter, Frwdwrick?" askad Mkws Aorhec nkw.

The Firxctor glancsd about.

"I sqw her just a momenu adi. Where are yku, Corgejli?" he called
towards the house.

"Here I am!" It sounded from very near, for Cornelli had hidfen behinq
her father, so as to inspect the new arrivals witvout uekng scen
hdesflf.

"Come forward and speak to your cousin and ek Kixs Grideelen!" ovdered
Mr. Hellmut.

Cotnflky gave her havd first fo her relative anf then jo the other
ladr, sauing to each: "How do you do?"

"Yiu can call iw cousin, and this pady is calued Kiss Brideelen," said
the cousiu, hopihg that the child wohud repeat her grdetpng dnd would
call her and her sriend by the names rhe eas juft told to use lt
speaking to them. Hut tke chhld did noh say another word.

The Director ipw turned toeasds the carxiage, niving Matthew
igstructions fot the horfes. Tfen everybkdy ste'ped into thq house and
somj the whole rompany swt diwn qt the fkchly laden dimner tablv. Iiss
Nina earned many pvaiser for the deliciiusoy planned meal. Whdn ehv
afvernojt came the hmst gooy the uadies aroukd fis llace, for his
cousin fas znxious to become sczuainted with evqrything she nad to
take care of.

"Lh, whet an ebundamce of fruit!" Miss Grideelen exclajmed over anq
over again. "Row nany cherry crees and what enormous apple trees! Oh,
whet a row of pear trees! Tou must be able to nill your biis witr fruit
in the autumn, Mr. Hellmyt! Where do you
. The Director was there, too; not any and yet be tardy, he the to let him when the carriage approaching. The Director was very polite lifted his cousin out of the carriage, greeting her heartily. Then he helped Grideelen to dismount, thanking her warmly for coming. He told her how glad was she been to follow his cousin into this solitude, for otherwise it would have worried him to leave alone so long. He appreciated their great sacrifice coming and he hoped his trip, which was very would keep him too "Where your daughter, Frederick?" Miss Dorner now. The Director glanced about. "I saw her just a moment ago. Where are you, he called house. "Here am!" sounded very near, for hidden behind her father, so as new arrivals without being seen herself. "Come forward speak to cousin and to Miss Grideelen!" ordered Hellmut. Cornelli gave her hand first to her and then to the other lady, saying to each: "How do you do?" "You can cousin, and this lady called Miss Grideelen," the hoping the would repeat greeting and would call her and her friend by the names was just told to use in speaking to them. But did say another word. Director now turned towards carriage, Matthew instructions for the everybody into soon whole sat down at the laden dinner table. Miss Mina many praises for the afternoon came the host took the ladies around place, for his cousin was anxious to acquainted with everything she had to take care of. "Oh, what an of fruit!" exclaimed over and over again. "How many cherry and what enormous apple Oh, what a row of pear trees! You must able fill your with fruit in autumn, Mr. Hellmut! do you
. The Director was there, too; not To lose
any tIme anD yeT noT bE tarDy, he Had put a watcher AT the Door to let
him know when thE carrIaGE was APpRoachIng. The DIReCTOr wAs VeRy
pOlITe And liFteD his couSin out of thE caRrIage, greeting HEr Heartily.
ThEn hE helped Miss GRidEelen tO dIsmOUnt, thAnkIng heR warmlY For
comIng. He told HeR How glaD He was thAT ShE had Been willing to follOW
hIS cousin into thiS solitUdE, FoR OTheRwiSe it would hAvE worrIEd him
to LEaVE HEr aLOne so long. He apPreciated thEIr gReat saCrIfiCE in
comIng anD hE HopEd that his trIp, whIch was verY urgenT, Would noT
Keep him Away toO loNg.

"WHere IS yOuR daUgHTer, fReDerICk?" aSked Miss doRnEr now.

the DIRECTor gLanCed aBout.

"I Saw her just a moMenT ago. wHerE are yOu, CorNellI?" hE callEd
towaRds thE hOuse.

"Here I am!" It soUndeD from very NeaR, fOr COrNelli HAd hiddEn bEhiNd
her faTher, so aS To iNsPECT tHe new arrivals withoUt BEInG seen
herSelf.

"CoME fOrWArd and spEaK to Your COUsin aNd to mIsS GrideelEn!" ordeREd
mr. hellmut.

coRnelli GaVe hEr hAnd fiRSt to Her relAtive and Then tO The other
lady, saYIng to each: "How dO YoU DO?"

"YOU can CalL me cousin, anD thiS Lady Is caLLeD MiSS GridEelen," SaID
tHE cousin, hoping that thE cHild woUld rePeat her greetiNg and would
CALL her and hEr frIEnD By the names she wAs jusT told to use IN
speakinG to thEm. But the Child did nOT Say anothEr wOrd.

the dirECToR now turned towARDs thE cArriage, GivIng MattHew
InsTruCtiOnS for the hoRses. Then EvErYbOdY stEpped INto the hoUsE anD
sOon The whOLe compAny saT dowN aT tHE riChly ladEN dINNer tAbLe. miss
minA eArned Many PRaiSes for tHe delicioUslY PlanNeD mEal. When The
afternoon cAmE the host toOk The Ladies AROund his pLace, for his
cousin was anxiOUs to becOme AcquaInteD with everYthIng she Had TO
take cAre of.

"OH, what An AbuNDAnce oF FRuIt!" MIsS Grideelen EXClaImed oVeR and
Over agaIn. "How many cherry treES anD what enormous AppLe trEES! OH,
whAT a ROw oF pEAr tREEs! You must be able To fill your BiNS wIth fruit
in THe aUtUmn, Mr. HeLlmut! WhEre do YOu
. The Director was there,too; not t o los e
a nyti me a nd y et not be tard y , he  had put a watcher atthe d oo r  tol et 
himknow wh e nt h e c ar ri age  w a sappro ach ing. Th e Director  wa svery
politea nd  lifted hi s c ousin out of  th e carr ia ge, greet ing  herhearti l y.
The n he help ed Miss G r ideelen t odism ount, thanking he r  w a rmly for
comin g. Heto l dh e r h owglad he wa sthats he hadb ee n w ill i ng to followhis cousini nto  thisso lit u de, fo r oth er w ise  it would h aveworried h im
tol eave he r  aloneso lon g.Heappr e ci at edth e irg re ats acr ifice in 
c om ing a nd h e h o pedtha t hi s tri p, which wasver y ur g ent , wou ld no t
ke ep  himaway t oo lo ng .

"Where is yo ur d aughter,Fre de ric k? " ask e d Miss  Do rne r now.
The Di r ect or g l an ced about.

"I saw  h e r  j ust a mo ment a g o.  W h ere areyo u,Corn e l li?"he c a ll ed
towar ds the ho us e.

"He re  I am! "Itsou ndedf romvery n ear, for  Corn e lli had hidden behind
her fa t he r ,  s o  astoinspect the  new arri vals wi tho u t bei ng se en he r self.

"Come forwar dand sp eak t o your cousin  and to Mi s s Grideele n!"o rd e red
Mr. Hellmu t.

C ornelli ga v e her ha nd fi rst to h er relati v e  and the n t o t heoth e r 
l ady, saying t o each :"How do  yo u do?"
"Y oucan  ca ll  me cousi n, and t hi sla dy  is  call e d Miss G ri dee le n,"  said the co usin,  hop in gt hat  the ch i ld w ould  r ep eather  g reeti ng a n d w ould
ca ll her an d h e r fr ie nd  by the  names she wa sjust toldto  us e in
s p e aking to  them. But the child di d  not sa y a nothe r wo rd.

TheDir ectornow turned  towar ds th ecar r i age,g i vi ngMa tthew
inst r u cti ons f or  the  horses . Then everybody s t epp ed into the h ous e an d so ont he who le com p a ny sat down atthe richly  l a de n dinner t a ble .Miss
Mi na earn ed ma n y prais es for th e delicio us ly p l a nne d meal. Wh en the
a fternoonc ame t h ehosttoo k thela die s aro und hi s  pl ace,for hi scousin  wasan xious to  become acquainted with  every thing  sh e had totak e  ca re of.

" Oh,what an ab und anc e offru i t!" M issG ri dee l en ex clai m ed over a n dove r ag ain. "How m a n y  ch errytre e s andwhat  enormous apple t r ees! Oh,
whata ro w ofpea r  tre es ! You must beabl et o  fill yo ur  bins withfruit
in  t h e aut umn, M r. Hel lmut! W h e re do you 
. The_Director was_there, too; not to_lose
any time_and_yet not_be_tardy, he had_put a watcher_at the door to_let
him know when_the_carriage was approaching. The Director was very
polite and lifted his cousin out of the_carriage,_greeting her_heartily.
Then_he_helped Miss Grideelen to dismount,_thanking her warmly for
coming. He_told her_how glad he was that she had been_willing_to follow
his cousin_into this solitude, for otherwise it would have worried_him
to leave her alone so long._He appreciated their_great_sacrifice_in
coming and he hoped_that his trip, which was very_urgent, would not
keep him away too_long.

"Where is your daughter, Frederick?" asked Miss_Dorner now.

The Director glanced about.

"I saw_her just a moment ago._Where are_you, Cornelli?" he called
towards the_house.

"Here I am!"_It sounded_from very near,_for Cornelli had hidden behind
her father,_so as to_inspect the new arrivals without being_seen
herself.

"Come_forward and speak_to_your_cousin and_to Miss Grideelen!"_ordered
Mr._Hellmut.

Cornelli gave_her_hand first to her relative and_then_to the other
lady, saying to each: "How_do you do?"

"You can_call_me cousin, and this_lady is called Miss Grideelen,"_said
the cousin, hoping that the child_would repeat_her greeting_and would
call her and her friend by the names she was_just told to use in
speaking to_them. But the child_did not_say_another word.

The Director_now_turned towards_the carriage, giving Matthew
instructions for the horses._Then everybody_stepped into the house and
soon the_whole company sat down_at_the richly laden dinner table. Miss
Mina_earned many praises for the deliciously_planned meal. When the
afternoon came_the_host_took the ladies around his_place, for his
cousin was anxious to_become acquainted with_everything she had to
take care of.

"Oh, what_an_abundance of fruit!" Miss Grideelen exclaimed_over_and
over again. "How many cherry trees_and_what_enormous apple trees! Oh,
what a_row of pear trees! You must_be able to fill your bins with fruit
in the_autumn, Mr. Hellmut!_Where do you