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worthy of further study, followed the
German with a twinkle in his eye. Leaning
against the door Adalbert breathed the fresh
air with evident delight.
“I am all right again,” said he.
“So glad,” said the Doctor, seating
himself on the bench.
“I suppose you know who I am,” said
Adalbert, placing himself before the Doctor.
“I have no idea.”
“I am Graf Adalbert von und zu Schoenbein
und Rumpelmayer,” announced the German.
“Pray be seated,” he added, with a
benevolent wave of the hand. “My name must be
known to you.”
“Would you mind saying it again and
a little slower,” begged the Doctor,
lighting his cigarette. “Ah! yes, of course,
Rumpelmayer. I have often had tea at
Rumpelmayer’s, both in London and in
Paris, such good tea and such excellent cakes!
A very good business, I am sure! Any
relation of yours?”
Adalbert blushed terribly.
“Our family name is closely connected
with modern German history,” announced
Adalbert solemnly. “My father, His
Excellency Graf Huldimg Adalbert von und
zu Schoenbein, was Oberküchenmeister to his
Imperial Majesty William I.”
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