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awfully from sea-sickness the whole time, but
untiring as she was when her spirits were up,
next morning, after a few hours’ sleep, she was
ready to start on an excursion and to attend a
festival, which went on till late the following
night.
Many speeches were made in her honour on
this occasion, and all the most distinguished
persons crowded round her. On this day, as
usual under similar circumstances, she was so
amiable, modest, and gentle, that she won all
hearts.
From Christiania we travelled some days
together through Thelemarken, where we visited
Ullman’s Popular High School, for which Sonia
showed warm interest. This visit gave her the
first impulse for a series of articles about these
peculiar Scandinavian high schools, which she sent
to a Russian periodical, and which proved such
a success that the number of subscribers to the
paper increased considerably.
From Siljord we started on foot, and climbed
one of the mountains; probably the first
expedition of this kind Sonia had ever made. She
was bold, quick, and untiring, delighted with the
scenery, full of joy and life. She was fond of
Nature in her own way; she felt the charm and
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