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"Innocent face with the sad sweet eyes, / Smiling on us through the centuries. "
Baby and Fritz went out a walk that afternoon in the town with auntie and Lisa. Celia and Denny had gone for a drive with mother and grandfather, which the big people thought would make a good division. Grandfather was very fond of children, but in a carriage, he used to say, _two_ small people were enough of a good thing. So Celia and Denny worried Lisa to get out their best hats and jackets -- which were not unpacked, as grandfather had not yet decided whether they should stay at the hotel or get a house for themselves -- and set off in great spirits on the back seat of the carriage.