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buy a new cloak for Amelia. Knowing which, the lieutenant-
colonel praised in earnest the domestic talents of his wife; ]#e,
of course, had hot fared the worse by if. lV[adame de I)ressen
blushed dcel31y af his praise, and, as she had done for a long rime
before, contentcd herself with the servant’s rare, namely, mush,
a herring, or a bowl of milk, of which simple food Amelia also
par#ook.
In this manner the çoanily had forttmately arrived on board of
the l’hot, for the purpose of sailing fo Wencrsburg, where they
intended fo hire a conveyance for thcir further journey, under
the appropriate pretext, that one is always exposed fo many
inconveniences on the steamer, when he travels in his own con-
veyance. Whither that journey was tending, and how long if
was fo last, was no# yet determined upon. The choice was equally
balanced between Gustavsborg and Stroemstad. They were pre-
viously to inform themselves on this point, as fo which was the
most frcquented, and at the saine rime the cheapest.
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