Wanderers

ndhusen had not stolen them at all! But it was always the same with Grindhusen

sa

rk. Here's a man come for those tools now. So you only borrowed t

fool," sai

again, as I had done so many times before

e to do now

ge it all ri

e it-w

I am much

en was pacif

his hair, I put him out of temper once ag

to know better than to

t. His red thatch of hair was thick as eve

our own bedplace; I had bought a couple of rugs, but he turned in every night fully dressed, with all he stood up in, and curled himself up in the hay all anyhow. And now here were m

and would be going over to the annexe, and that way I shouldn't disturb him. But next morning we had to put it off

I, "I'll co

ught to put up with my co

nk you can find

ere before. It's wher

n over. So I walked on behind. It was a couple of miles or more; the last part of the way I caught sight of Fr?ken Elisabeth on ahead now and a

ings back to the vicarage, getting in about noon, and was asked in to dinner in the kitchen. The house

upstairs, and started

ere, will you?" said Fruen

usband's study and

. "It's too near the stove in win

bed over to

e, don't you think?

with that queer, sideways look.... Ey.... And in a moment

no, dear, please

name whispered a

ing done. Fruen was there all the time. She was so eager

sa

ng over your bed-wouldn't it

aps it would