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I was very cold, and ate one cake after
an-other, and dreaded what Mother would say
when I got to my journey’s eiid. It would he
a very different arrival from what I had
ex-pected.
There were no other passengers on board,
but a big dog who stood tied, with his address
on his back. And I didn’t have much pleasure
with him either, for he growled at me when I
patted him.
Later the Captain came and talked with nie.
When I told him that I had been left behind
on the Horten wharf the afternoon before, he
laughed so that he got purpie in the faee.
Now can you see anything to laugh at? For
all that, the captain was very kind, for he let
me go up on the bridge with him, and there I
stayed all the time until we arrived.
On the wharf stood Uncle Karl, Mother, and
Karsten waiting. Mother shook her head and
looked much displeased; but Uncle Karl, with
his big white mustache, laughed and nodded.
“ I’m thankful to see you again,” said
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